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12.04.2021To overcome homelessness. PLN 5.5 million in support of people at homelessness crisisCounteracting homelessness, supporting entities in adapting special units for the homeless, inspiring and promoting innovative solutions in this respect – these are one of the main aims of the “Overcome Homelessness. Assistance Programme for the Homeless.” – 42 entities are going to receive co-financing under this year’s edition of the programme for the total amount of PLN 5.5 million. I encourage everyone interested in the programme to learn about the details – Marlena Maląg, the Minister of Family and Social Policy, says.
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06.04.2021Families about the “Family 500+” programme, 5 years after introduction5 years of the “Family 500+” programme is a feeling of security, investment in the future of the children, satisfied little and bigger dreams, leisure time together, home renovation. The beneficiaries themselves are going to share their stories about what they were able to do, and how did the care benefit alter their daily lives. We let the families speak for themselves.
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01.04.20215 years with the “Family 500+” programme. Dreams come true and a feeling of safetyToday, on April 1st, we are celebrating an exceptional anniversary – 5 years after the launch of the “Family 500+” programme. – A lot has happened during that time, and the lives of plenty of families has changed for the better. The recent years have proven, that investment in family is beneficial for everyone involved. We have proven that the “impossible” is possible – says Marlena Maląg, the Minister of Family and Social Policy.
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01.04.2021The pay-outs of the 13-th pension have startedThe first pensioners will receive additional benefits on Thursday. In total, nearly 10 million pensioners will receive the thirteenth benefit. Over PLN 12 billion will be allocated towards benefits.
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30.03.2021Family Ministry extends the Solidarity Assistance Corps for the Seniors until the end of the yearEaster is coming. A special time which, unfortunately, may once again prove difficult for many Poles, including senior citizens, due to the current pandemic situation. - With the elderly in mind, we have decided to extend the operation of the Solidarity Assistance Corps for the Seniors, Minister Marlena Maląg said.
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26.03.2021Over PLN 100 million for professional activation of people with disabilities.Over PLN 100 million will be transferred to non-governmental organisations dealing with professional activation and improvement of the situation on the open labour market of people with disabilities.
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24.03.2021Support life– On the occasion of the National Day for Life, we meet people who not only talk about the family, but also act for its benefit – said Minister Marlena Maląg during a debate organised at the Ministry of the Family. – We cannot commit a sin of omission in the Year of the Family proclaimed by Pope Francis.
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18.03.202170 percent of Poles believe that local pro-family policies are important- It is important to create a good climate around the family – said Minister Marlena Maląg during the debate “Self-government PRO FAMILIA, what does it entail?”. – We need to build a broad coalition of government, local government and NGO action. Only this will make it possible to reverse the unfavourable demographic trends.
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15.03.2021World Consumer Day. Take care of your safety onlineBeautiful advertising, promotions, discounts, freebies - there are many traps waiting for us online, and the creativity of people who are hungry for our savings knows no bounds. On the occasion of World Consumer Day, which falls on 15 March, together with the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection we suggest what to watch out for, what should make us alert, and above all - how not to be deceived. Join us!
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09.03.2021We are the European leader in low unemployment– The actions of the government led by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki are successful – Family Minister Marlena Maląg said during a press briefing. – In January 2021, Poland's unemployment rate, adjusted for its seasonality, was rated at just 3.1 per cent, the lowest in the entire European Union.