Briton flying to Poland to offer his home directly to a Ukrainian refugee

The speaker discusses their concerns about a new policy allowing people to host refugees, emphasizing the importance of knowing who is entering their home. They express a strong desire to help, despite having a small living space, and plan to volunteer with charities to assist refugees. The speaker also considers adoption or guardianship of orphans if the government provides a process. They acknowledge the financial support from the government but stress their willingness to help regardless. The speaker reflects on the humanitarian aspect of their actions, driven by empathy and the potential for global conflict.

What is the speaker's main concern about the government policy for hosting individuals?

• The financial burden it may cause

• Not knowing the person being hosted

• The lack of government support

• The difficulty in finding a job for them

What does the speaker plan to offer to those they host?

• Medical assistance

• Employment opportunities

• Free education

• Legal advice

Why does the speaker feel stressed about staying at home?

• They are worried about their job security

• They are concerned about their health

• They feel helpless watching the news

• They are planning a big move

What is the speaker's perspective on the possibility of adopting a child?

• They are unsure about the process

• They believe it is too expensive

• They are against adoption

• They have completed the adoption process

How does the government support individuals willing to host others?

• By providing free housing

• By offering a financial payment

• By giving tax breaks

• By providing free food