Ukraine
Charity says refugee jobs and accommodation project will save state €8m a year
IODP/Effective Aid Ukraine is seeking more employers to participate in the scheme
An Irish charity has launched a jobs and accommodation project that it claims will save the state €8 million a year by linking Ukrainian refugees with employers who have jobs available that come with accommodation.
In the first phase of the project, IODP/Effective Aid Ukraine, an Irish-registered charity that is helping Ukrainians settle in Ireland, aims to place 200 refugees in paid jobs.
Tom McEnaney, the charity’s founder, said it had partnered with recruitment specialists ...