"Inson" is More Than Just Help: Professional Volunteer Leaders Training Begins in the Republic
Uzbekistan
Social support in Uzbekistan is reaching a new level of excellence: the "Inson" initiative has transformed from a pilot project into a fully-fledged national volunteering system. Providing aid to those in need is now not only an act of kindness but a professional approach backed by specialized training and leadership skills.
According to the press service of the Social Protection Agency, the project has already been successfully tested in 28 regions of the country. The core feature of the "Inson" system lies in the cultivation of qualified personnel, with training programs already reaching the first 250 activists. Through specialized workshops, volunteers master the psychology of public engagement alongside practical assistance skills and leadership qualities.
The activists' scope of work covers the most vulnerable segments of the population. "Inson" volunteers provide targeted support to people with disabilities, the elderly living alone, and families in need of social assistance. The nationwide scaling of the project confirms the government's commitment to integrating civil society into the social protection system, making it more compassionate and responsive.
The activists' scope of work covers the most vulnerable segments of the population. "Inson" volunteers provide targeted support to people with disabilities, the elderly living alone, and families in need of social assistance. The nationwide scaling of the project confirms the government's commitment to integrating civil society into the social protection system, making it more compassionate and responsive.
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