Lublin employs 50 resettled teachers from Ukraine
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A pilot employment program has been launched for resettled refugees in Lublin. Teachers from Ukraine will be working in Lublin schools under the Cash for Work program starting from March 30. Almost 50 people in its entirety. On March 29, the City of Lublin and the Polish Center for International Aid (PCPM) opened a new tab signed a cooperation agreement commencing the project.
“The implementation of a pilot employment program for refugees is another step for the benefit of Ukrainian citizens staying in Lublin. Furthermore, to ensure adequate and decent living conditions, we are willing to facilitate them to become self-contained and create employment opportunities. I am delighted that Lublin is the first city in Poland to implement this type of project,” Krzysztof Żuk, Mayor of Lublin, said.
39 schools in Lublin, including 31 primary and 8 secondary schools, were covered with the care of an assistant from the Ukraine program. The work of an assistant from Ukraine will be performed for 6 hours a day (30 a week) for 3 months.
PCPM Foundation has been providing humanitarian aid in refugee crises for over 10 years now. PCPM implements programs based on the guidelines of the United Nations.
