The Romanian government has launched a major project to develop integrated social assistance services in some 2,000 rural communities, with an estimated budget of over €816 million. The aim is to improve the quality of life of vulnerable people by providing social support, education, health care and psychological counseling. The Minister of Labor, Simona Bucura-Oprescu, underlined the importance of this project in increasing the number of professionals in the field and supporting social inclusion. The National Gala of Excellence in Social Work also celebrated the achievements of the profession, highlighting the significant contributions of social workers.
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Guvernul lansează un nou proiect. Ministrul Muncii: Venim în sprijin. Dezvoltăm serviciile integrate de asistenţă socială
Peste 800 de milioane de euro pentru servicii de asistenţă socială în comunitățile rurale din România - proiect de la Ministerul Muncii
Proiect de 816 milioane euro pentru dezvoltarea serviciilor integrate de asistență socială în 2.000 de comunități rurale
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