Social policy
News on social assistance, pensions, employment, income, welfare programs, and protection of vulnerable groups.
British courts challenge the deportation of refugees to Bulgaria
Human rights organizations are triggering a large-scale legal dispute regarding the treatment of refugees in Bulgaria, calling into question her status as a safe country.
Refugee Centers in Sofia: Urgent Expansion amid Critical Capacity
The State Refugee Agency plans to increase accommodation places to 5000 due to extremely high occupancy and growing migration pressure.
Healthcare in Dispute: Angelov Sharply Criticizes Presidential Veto
Deputy from GERB-SDF Kostadin Angelov sharply commented on the presidential veto on legislative changes in health insurance, accusing the head of state of incompetence.
Psychological support for Ukrainian refugees: Bulgaria expands social programs
The Ministry of Labor and Social Policy is taking extensive actions for psychosocial integration of Ukrainian citizens, increasing funding and opening new counseling centers across the country.
Ukrainian Refugee Children: Digital Learning Instead of Bulgarian Classrooms
A study reveals challenges facing the educational integration of Ukrainian children in Bulgaria, with over 60% preferring online platforms to traditional learning.
Vesela Karaivanova-Nacheva heads the National Social Security Institute
As a result of a parliamentary vote, Vesela Karativanova-Nacheva was elected as the head of the National Social Security Institute for a new four-year term, with 141 deputies supporting her.
National Plan "I Choose Bulgaria": Financial Incentives for Returning Bulgarian Emigrants
The Ministry of Labor and Social Policy has launched a large-scale program to attract Bulgarian citizens working abroad through targeted financial compensations of up to 10,000 leva for relocation.
Burgas with a revolutionary plan for green social services and energy efficiency
The Municipality of Burgas has launched a large-scale project for modernization of social infrastructure through the implementation of renewable energy sources and electric mobility, aimed at reducing costs and improving service quality.
New Zealand with a revolutionary approach to refugee policy by 2028
The New Zealand government introduces a strategic migration quota of 1,500 people annually, which aims to provide predictability and humanitarian support in managing refugee flows.
European Plan for Migration Centers Outside the Union Borders
EU Interior Ministers are developing a revolutionary approach to managing asylum applications by creating external-territorial hubs to alleviate migration pressure.
The state provides 2000 leva of financial support for victims of fire disasters
The Ministry of Labor and Social Policy announced emergency financial assistance for affected citizens after recent fires, with the amount of compensation amounting to around 2,000 leva.
Language training opens new horizons for refugees in Bulgaria
Over 1,500 people with international protection status completed language courses, which significantly improves their opportunities for social and professional integration into Bulgarian society.
A revolutionary model helps refugees find work in Europe
International organizations IOM and UNHCR launch an innovative "Train-to-Hire" program that will support the professional integration of refugees through targeted training and direct connections with employers.
A New Center Helps Ukrainian Refugees in Plovdiv
The International Organization for Migration is expanding its support for Ukrainian citizens by opening a specialized information center in Plovdiv with comprehensive social integration services.
The state supports Ukrainian refugees with over 2 million leva
The government allocates significant funds for humanitarian aid to Ukrainian citizens with temporary protection, covering their critical social needs.