As part of the Unified Information Day, FITR held staff meetings and student information sessions on “Traditional Values of Belarusians: Family, Society, State.” Participants discussed the role of families in national development, state support for young families and the importance of maintaining personal connections with loved ones in the digital age.

Marina Lenchevskaya, Chair of the Standing Committee on Legislation of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, spoke at the event.

What makes Belarusians a united people, how social media influence young people's views, and what support the state provides to young families — these topics were discussed at an information hour.

As part of the "BNTU Students for Veterans" initiative, the students provided practical household assistance and spent time with the older generation.

On the second Saturday of October, the global community reviews the work of palliative care services and highlights the importance of continuous, systematic support for patients facing incurable illnesses.

Volunteering at universities isn't just a tribute to social trends, but a real opportunity to change someone's life for the better, offering warmth and attention. One striking example of such genuine care was the charity trip of IAP students to the Rudenskaya Specialized Boarding School.