On the second day of his visit to Yazd, the Deputy Minister and Head of the Welfare Organization met with the Governor of Yazd, Mohammad Ali Talebi.

Vahid Ghobadi Dana, referring to the neglect of the discussion of welfare service centers in the country, said: "Last year, the Supreme Leader said that welfare services in the country should be expanded and the general public should be used to provide these services. Currently, 2400 centers throughout the country It is being formed.

Referring to the activities of 2,500 government workers in welfare, he said: "Of these, 150 people have relevant degrees, and by setting up 2,400 positive life centers in the country, 10,000 workers with related education will provide assistance services."

The head of the country's welfare, referring to the range of activities in welfare, said: "These activities start before birth with genetic counseling and testing and include the end of old age. The most existing organization in the country during the last 40 years.

Regarding welfare services in non-governmental centers, he said: "These services are well provided in Yazd, so that the Yazd Heavenly Children Center, which is very progressive and knowledgeable, plays a role and provides services by providing family conditions in the center."

Ghobadi Dana pointed out: "World politics is also in the direction of providing better conditions for the presence of people with disabilities in society, in terms of disability, an independent disabled with social status with the same effective social participation within the family and society."

He added: "Behzisti also intends to create conditions so that people who do not have a family, do not have a supporter and are in a difficult situation can be organized in the form of small houses. , Make food, and actually live as a quasi-family.

The Deputy Minister and Head of the Welfare Organization, referring to the meeting of the Coordination and Adaptation Headquarters of the country in Yazd, said: "This is the first time that the adaptation meeting is held in a province."

He said that more than 1,200 people with disabilities are employed in welfare throughout the country, adding that this view has also been taken into account in the appointment of welfare managers.