The main objective of the project will be to increase the social integration and professional activation of third-country nationals (TCN) by applying appropriate actions in the social, professional, educational and cultural area for 50 third-country nationals - people who came to Poland after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine - 40K and 10M, including 5 (4K and 1M) with disabilities and 14 (10K and 4M) aged 18-29, staying in the RMR - the city of Radom and the Radom County in the period 05/24 - 04/26. CS1: Increasing the number of foreigners (OPT) active on the labour market by 50 people (40K and 10M) through intensive support for third-country nationals in the area of acquiring professional competences and qualifications - access to vocational training and internships in the period 2024 - 2026 in the Radom region CS2: Social integration of OPT (50 people - 40K and 10M) by supporting them in the social area, personal development and motivation to actively participate in social life in the period 2024 - 2026 in the Radom region CS3: Cultural integration and in the local community through language learning and activities in the area of culture and values and practical aspects of life in Poland carried out for 50 third-country nationals (40K and 10M) in the period 2024 - 2026 in the Radom region CS4: Developing common solutions in the area of support for third-country nationals - the necessary tools and procedures through activities integrating organizations working for foreigners, employers and 50 third-country nationals - project participants (40K and 10M) - in the period 2024 - 2026 in the Radom region KD1 Proj. responds to the needs in the field of support for the socio-economic integration of third-country nationals and guarantees comprehensive support for third-country nationals including: support for third-country nationals and employers in the process of integration on the labour market, implementation of services in the field of social, professional and educational activity for third-country nationals, which will allow for better functioning in the Polish society. integration activities for the benefit of the host society and institutions. Before submitting the application, the applicant analysed the problems and needs of the TA and the project environment, and the planned activities will correspond to the identified needs and problems of the TA in terms of socio-economic integration. WN. carried out a diagnosis of the situation of third-country nationals in WM and support under P. is based on the above-mentioned diagnosis and takes into account the specificity of third-country nationals and migration in RMR. The activities offered under the project will not be financed from other public funds at the same time. According to the Ministry of the Interior and Administration (statistics from the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund Programme), Poland has been a destination country for legal migration in the EU for several years, attractive for labour migrants and notes an increase in the share of third-country nationals in the labour market, estimating it at over 5%. Strengthening the asylum and migration system and improving services for applicants for international protection, which are the subject of the AMIF Programme, needs to be complemented by actions supporting third-country nationals to find their place in society and the labour market, without which their integration is incomplete. The Office for Foreigners, through the centres operating in Mazovia, provides third-country nationals with appropriate support at the stage of legalising their stay in Poland, but in accordance with the needs of third-country nationals diagnosed, there are needs related to integration with the local community and finding their place on the labour market and professional activation. According to statistics from 2020, there were 78 349 permanent residents in Poland, 241 576 temporary residents of third-country nationals (this is the collective name of non-EU nationals), among them the majority of people: Ukrainian, Belarusian, Vietnamese and Russian. Among them are forced migrants (people who, for reasons beyond their control, have had to leave the country of their previous residence and cannot return to it). As of January 2022, more than 1.5 million Ukrainians lived in Poland alone. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, an additional 3 million 200,000 Ukrainians arrived in Poland in a very short time. (.........) CD in the justification of expenditure