Prosecutor of Beshenkovichi District Sergey Urbanovich Participated in the New Year Charity Event "From the Bottom of My Heart"

In the last days of the outgoing year, we often remember the importance of mercy and care for those who need our help. One striking example of service to society was the New Year charity event "From the Bottom of My Heart," held at the round-the-clock care department for elderly citizens and disabled persons of the State Institution "Territorial Center for Social Services of the Population of Beshenkovichi District." This event did not go unnoticed by the Prosecutor's Office of Beshenkovichi District.

The event aimed to bring warmth and care to those who particularly need support — veterans of the Great Patriotic War, labor veterans, long-livers, lonely elderly people, and disabled persons residing in social service institutions, nursing homes, and hospices. On the eve of the New Year, when we all celebrate family traditions and the joy of communication, it is important to remember those who, for various reasons, find themselves alone.

Sergey Antonovich Urbanovich, congratulating those present on the upcoming holidays, noted: "Each of you is our history, these are the people who, through their labor and selflessness, have done more for our country than anyone else. Today we are here to thank you and share a piece of our warmth and love with you."

Such events serve as an important reminder that caring for the older generation is not just a social obligation, but a universal human value that requires our attention and participation. In the conditions of modern life, sometimes tiring and bustling, such moments of meetings and communication give hope and support the spirit of kindness and humanity.