Kim announced a program to create 100,000 jobs for veterans

The Ministry of Veterans Affairs, in collaboration with a charitable foundation, is developing a program designed to create 100,000 jobs for veterans.

This was announced by Minister of Veterans Affairs Vitaliy Kim in an interview with Ukrinform.

According to him, the ministry is working on a regulatory framework designed to make it easier for businesses to hire veterans. At the same time, they plan to create opportunities for veterans to train in new professions that are in demand on the job market.

Kim has not yet disclosed the name of the charitable foundation with which the project is being developed.

Meanwhile, veteran-owned enterprises, with the support of government programs, have already created nearly 2,500 jobs.

Source: Ukrinform

In Ukraine, between 30,000 and 60,000 veterans could potentially become teachers and instructors under a new program planned for implementation with U.S. support. The U.S. side intends to introduce free testing for veterans in Ukraine to assess their ability to teach courses in patriotic education and physical education.

The government is launching a large-scale housing assistance program for veterans.