In Vitebsk, the Belarusian Women's Union (BSZh) organized an event for single fathers ahead of the academic year
In anticipation of the new academic year, a celebration with school gifts and entertainment was held in Vitebsk, aimed at supporting fathers raising children on their own. The event was organized by the Vitebsk Regional Organization "Belarusian Women's Union" with the support of partners.
Families from all over the Vitebsk region gathered for the event. Each head of the family received a certificate for school supplies and treats from the BSW partner enterprises. The organizers also prepared a rich program for children and fathers: musical performances, sweet treats, a soap bubble show, face painting, and photo zones. The children were particularly delighted by the costumed characters and ATVs.
The Belarusian Women's Union cares not only for children and women but also for single fathers, noted Natalia Neusheva, Deputy Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Organization of the BSW:
— It is important for us to pay attention to everyone. Such events are an opportunity to meet, communicate, and share experiences.
State officials and businesses joined the initiative. Personal support was provided by Irina Levkovich, a member of the Council of the Republic. She thanked the fathers for their courage and care for their children. Among the partners was also the Orsha Meat Canning Plant, which provided families with baby food sets.
Viktor Gridushko from the Sharkovshchyna district, who is raising two sons, shared his impressions:
— Today is interesting for both me and the children; it's our first time at such an event. Of course, it's hard to live on one salary with two children. State support for loss of a breadwinner greatly improves the situation. The certificate will also ease the financial burden before September 1. And in general, it's pleasant to receive attention and gifts.
The event became one of the first in a series of planned activities for the BSH charitable marathon dedicated to the Day of National Unity, which will last until Parental Love Week. Its main goal is to provide additional care and support to all families in need.
"SB"
Families from all over the Vitebsk region gathered for the event. Each head of the family received a certificate for school supplies and treats from the BSW partner enterprises. The organizers also prepared a rich program for children and fathers: musical performances, sweet treats, a soap bubble show, face painting, and photo zones. The children were particularly delighted by the costumed characters and ATVs.
The Belarusian Women's Union cares not only for children and women but also for single fathers, noted Natalia Neusheva, Deputy Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Organization of the BSW:
— It is important for us to pay attention to everyone. Such events are an opportunity to meet, communicate, and share experiences.
State officials and businesses joined the initiative. Personal support was provided by Irina Levkovich, a member of the Council of the Republic. She thanked the fathers for their courage and care for their children. Among the partners was also the Orsha Meat Canning Plant, which provided families with baby food sets.
Viktor Gridushko from the Sharkovshchyna district, who is raising two sons, shared his impressions:
— Today is interesting for both me and the children; it's our first time at such an event. Of course, it's hard to live on one salary with two children. State support for loss of a breadwinner greatly improves the situation. The certificate will also ease the financial burden before September 1. And in general, it's pleasant to receive attention and gifts.
The event became one of the first in a series of planned activities for the BSH charitable marathon dedicated to the Day of National Unity, which will last until Parental Love Week. Its main goal is to provide additional care and support to all families in need.
"SB"