Citizens of Ukraine, in addition to the necessary support in terms of place of residence, food or health care, also need access to information about the possibility of taking up employment. In this regard, they can use both information materials in Ukrainian and public institutions involved in professional activation.

The Ministry of Family held another video conference with the representatives of voivodeship social policy departments, which was devoted to helping citizens of war affected Ukraine who arrive to Poland.

Minister Marlena Maląg proposed that Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia sign a joint declaration on assistance provided to Ukraine.

- "It is very important for us to support, to create security in this difficult time of war in Ukraine for those citizens who come to Poland," Minister Marlena Maląg told a press briefing.

Minister Marlena Maląg participated in a videoconference with representatives of employers' organisations, employment agencies and trade unions, devoted to the access of Ukrainians to the Polish labour market.

Minister Marlena Maląg proposed that Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia sign a joint declaration on aid provided to Ukraine.

- It is very important for us to provide support and security during this difficult time of war in Ukraine to those citizens who come to Poland – informed Minister Marlena Maląg at a press briefing.

Minister Marlena Maląg attended a video conference with the representatives of employers’ organisations, employment agencies and trade unions, dedicated to access of Ukrainians to the Polish labour market.

Local governments, NGOs and labour market institutions can apply for funds from the Labour Fund for professional activation and integration of foreigners legally residing in Poland. The Minister of Family and Social Policy, Marlena Maląg, has announced a competition under the Ministry's Activation Programme for Foreigners.

A citizen of Ukraine may use free assistance of the district labour office or voivodeship labour office covering support in finding a job, mainly through job placement and vocational counselling.