The city of Zagreb has initiated a public procurement process for the renovation and improvement of the sports hall at the Center for Autism located on Ljevakovićevoj street. The project, valued at 250,000 euros including VAT, aims to enhance safety and comfort through upgrades such as new flooring, wall coverings, handrails, and window replacements. The work is expected to start by year-end and last three months. This investment aligns with Zagreb’s broader strategy to strengthen social infrastructure, including ongoing efforts for a new autism center in Oporovac with an estimated value of 40 million euros. The city also highlights continued investments in other support institutions and the development of digital tools for mental health support.
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