UK volunteers to train childcare workers for the new centre are being sought by the Krizevac Project.
George Furnival, UK project-co-ordinator, who used to work as a children's centre manager in Stoke-on-Trent, said, 'In the same way that children's centres break down barriers to accessing services, we want this centre to be at the proper heart of the community.
'There's a pressing need for training. We're looking for people able to adapt their skills and knowledge, ideally expert childcare providers or experienced childcare trainers, who can take an 18-month sabbatical or are just retiring.
'Most of all, they will need to be determined, creative and driven - they have the opportunity to transform the lives of hundreds of children.'
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