The role of public organizations in the development of a healthy nation was discussed in the Gluboksky district
A meeting was held between members of the Coordination Council of Public Organizations and Political Parties of the Glubokoye District and a delegation from Vitebsk. As part of the information and propaganda group of the regional executive committee, the district was visited by Natalia Neusheva, Deputy Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Organization of the Belarusian Women's Union, Chief Specialist of the Main Department of Ideological Work and Youth Affairs of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, and Galina Zhelanova, Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Coordination Council of Public Associations and Political Parties, Chairperson of the regional organization "Red Cross".
The meeting was attended by Vera Telitsa, Chairperson of the Glubokoye District Council of Deputies, and Tatyana Tarasevich, Deputy Chairperson of the Glubokoye District Executive Committee. Representatives of the district executive committee, enterprises actively involved in public activities, as well as district leaders of the BRSM, the Council of Veterans, the Belarusian Union of Afghan War Veterans, and other public associations participated in the discussion.
The topic of the meeting was the role of public organizations in shaping a healthy nation and developing Belarus. Galina Zhelanova spoke in detail about the activities of the "Red Cross" within the framework of state healthcare policy, focusing on assistance to those in need, support for social institutions and hospitals, as well as organizing charity events and interacting with other organizations and authorities.
Natalia Neusheva shared the experience of the Belarusian Women's Union in solving citizens' problems, emphasizing the importance of working with appeals, particularly with appeals from "children of war" (citizens born during the Great Patriotic War). She called for a more sensitive attitude towards people's needs, highlighting the necessity of simple human attention and communication.
– Propose initiatives for our interconnectedness, – she addressed the meeting participants. She also called for active participation in the improvement and maintenance of order at memorials and monuments. Within the framework of the meeting, there was an exchange with representatives of enterprises regarding the opportunities for interaction between employees and the Belarusian Women's Union.
At the conclusion of the meeting, results were summarized and further plans for cooperation were outlined.