Let's help 400 families meet their basic needs

Rising prices for energy supplies (electricity and gas), food and other basic necessities have created a household emergency for 1.5 million families. food and other basic necessities has created an emergency in the homes of 1.5 million families with children in our country, who were already in a situation of vulnerability with children in our country who were already in a situation of vulnerability before this latest crisis and who have gone from making from making ends meet with difficulty to not being able to cover their basic needs.

The socio-economic crisis generated by the combination of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine is not affecting us all equally. all of us equally. Nearly 2.5 million children suffer from material deprivation and a high degree of inequality that affects all areas of their lives. all areas of their lives: food, welfare, education and health. If we do nothing about it, this crisis will mark their childhood and condition their future.

There are currently two million more people than in 2018 in severe poverty and 11 million people living at risk of social exclusion in our country. The loss of employment has had an impact on the vulnerability of these people who often have little or no savings to cushion periods of crisis and rarely have a family support network. The consequences of the crisis resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic have had a direct impact, as can be seen, on the lives of many children.

The socioeconomic The socioeconomic situation resulting from this crisis has had very serious consequences at the social level, directly influencing levels of social directly on the levels of social exclusion, poverty and inequality. These socio-economic conditions now have a greater impact on children's education.