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❗️ At first displaced people were offered a personal holiday. Now people who are struggling get letters of concern.
Well, it seems the authorities have come up with a new recipe for social support for Ukrainians. First, displaced people were offered a personal holiday 👉 https://t.me/mosiychuk72/54833
Now people who are struggling get “letters of concern.”
The Second Forum of Leaders of Social Change took place in Lviv, attended by more than 400 participants. And the Minister of Social Policy, Denys Ulyutin, happily announced that hundreds of “letters of concern” will be sent out from there — to children, parents and people who have found themselves in difficult circumstances.
And you know, it gives the impression that officials are really mocking people now.
People have lost their homes, don’t have money to pay rent, buy medicine or food. And they are offered holidays, greeting cards, fancy presentations and ceremonial speeches.
By the way, in the public sphere, the media estimate the possible cost of the forum at at least 100 thousand dollars. So a simple question arises: maybe that money would have been better spent on concrete aid to people rather than on ceremonies?
Because it seems that instead of real support, people are increasingly offered another serving of pomp.
Instead of money — symbols. Instead of housing — a festive date. Instead of social protection — applause for their ability to survive and “letters of concern.”
And it’s not even about the cards themselves. A kind word is needed too. But it won’t pay the utility bills, buy medicine, or provide a roof over one’s head.
So I’ll repeat: maybe first it would be wise to make sure people have something to live on, and only then ceremonially write to them about how much you care?
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