The NHF clinic with easier access for citizens of Ukraine
BMK ZOZ S.C. Health Care Team invites you to a free Primary Health Care Clinic (services financed by the National Health Fund), where patients are taken in by a doctor who speaks Ukrainian (and Polish). The clinic is located on 81 Kolonistów St. apt. U1 in Szczecin (at Szosa Polska), about 10 minutes by bus from the city center.
The clinic has 3 family doctors, 2 pediatricians and nurses (treatment room) available for patients. Vaccination of children and collection of material for examination is also performed there. Short terms.
The clinic is open from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 to 18:00.
REGISTRATION: phone number: 732 94 22 22 e-mail: przychodnia@zoz.szczecin.pl
Reopened recruitment for the project “Together We Can Do More”
On January 2, the Voivodeship Labor Office in Szczecin reopened recruitment for the project “Together We Can Do More – the First Edition of the Activation Program for Foreigners for 2022 – 2023” as part of the Departmental Activation Program for Foreigners for 2022 – 2025.
The project is aimed at Foreigners legally residing in Poland. Its goal is the vocational activation and the social integration of persons from outside our country.
This year we offer:
- free Polish language courses, as much as 100 hours
- assistance in creating a CV/RESUME
- workshops and meetings that will help you find a job in Poland
- consultations with experts in various fields - psychologist, mentor, coach
- legal and administrative advice
- "Mentor Family" support for families in their everyday functioning in the new country
- active cultural and integration workshops for adults, children and adolescents
- in-kind and educational support for children and adolescents
Those willing to participate in the project are welcome to contact us. Address and contact information:
41 A. Mickiewicza St., 91 42 56 126, 690 129 096, cudzoziemcy@wup.pl
The project partners are: the Voivodeship Labor Office in Szczecin, the Mi-Gracja Association, the “POLITES” Association and the Szczecin branch of the Association of Ukrainians in Poland.
On December 16-17, 2022, in the building of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship Office, the training course was held as part of the project financed by the Fund for Asylum, Migration and Integration (FAMI) – “Ukrainian in West Pomerania - a guide for the official.” The course was conducted by employees of the Department of Civil Affairs and Foreigners of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship Office, and representatives of services and institutions dealing with foreigners (the Border Patrol, the Social Insurance Institution, the National Health Fund and the Board of Education).
1. basic legal changes regarding determining the legality of residence, taking into account the issues aroused by the pandemic situation related to countering and combating COVID-19 and the need to assist Ukrainian citizens in connection with the military conflict on the territory of the country;
2. scopes of social benefits and social insurance available to Ukrainian citizens;
3. areas of medical benefits;
4. issues related to the education of children of foreigners;
5. processes of legalizing the residence of foreigners on the territory of the Republic of Poland and presentations of the official information technology systems used in legalization procedures.
