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Governor of the Moscow region Andrei Vorobyov With the Commissioner for Rights of the Russian Federation headed by the President of the Russian Federation Maria Lvova Belova He congratulated the area’s social workers on their professional holiday and presented them with regional awards.
“It is nice to see in this room today a great team of people who have chosen to work their lives to serve people who find themselves in a difficult situation and need help. Our task is to do it not only with spirit, but also with mind, so that everything is convenient. This can That leads to the division of the network. Those we help must feel our absolute sincerity. Andrei Vorobyov said that it is also important to apply innovative technologies in the social sphere. “We try to work in a team, by agreement, which is the key to success and the changes we aspire to, the delicate force that we want to continue In their very actively implemented in our beloved Moscow region.”
More than 20 thousand people work in the sphere of social protection of the population of the Moscow region, among whom there are 1.3 thousand social workers, as well as employees of guardianship authorities, family centers, boarding schools, rehabilitation institutions. In total, about 3 million people receive social support measures in the region.
Awarded the Order of Merit of the Moscow Region, 3rd degree, Director of the Stupino Center for Social Services of the Population Complex Sergei Albertov Deputy Minister of Social Development of the Moscow Region Daria Romanova.
The Order of Saint Sergius of Radonezh was awarded to the Director of the Social and Health Center Lesnaya Polyana in the region of the city of Istra Dmitriy Eremetsev.
The honorary title “Honorary Worker of Social Protection for the Population of the Moscow Region” was awarded to the deputy director of the Kolomensky Complex of Social Services and Rehabilitation. Svetlana Bibysheva And a nurse at the Kleen boarding house for the elderly and disabled Tatiana Merkulova.
A certificate of honor was presented by the governor of the Moscow region to the head of the Guardianship and Guardianship Department of the Ministry of Education of the region of the Orekhovo-Zuevsky metropolitan area Marina Galchenko.
“Thank you for the great appreciation of my work and the work of everyone who helps people. Our main task is to make sure that everyone who finds themselves in a difficult life situation is heard and receives the necessary help and support. And let me assure you that we will continue to work for the benefit of the people of the region,” said Marina Galchenko. Moscow, their well-being will always be a priority for us.”
The gratitude of the Governor of the Moscow Region was received by: Director of the Orekhovo-Zuevsky Psychological and Internal Neurological School Alexander IvanovProfessor of Psychology at the Center for Innovations in the Social Sphere of the Krasnogorsk Region Maria BelchenkoNurse’s bathroom escort in the boarding house, Noginsky. Larisa ZhemchenkovaSenior nurse at the center of the complex of social services and rehabilitation “Odintsovsky” curly love Professor of Psychology at the Center for Innovations in the Social Sphere of Podolsk Region Yana Maksimova.
Governor also thanked Maria Lvova Belova for her close cooperation in the implementation of social projects.
“The Moscow region has turned social work into technology with a kind heart, and this is your amazing strength. You have turned orphanages into family centers – fewer children are being raised outside parental care. You were the first to take Donbass children into foster families despite all the obstacles. If If you had not done this, then this topic would not have developed actively by now. Thank you for your courage and strength. Thank you, completely new horizons open to those who need it most. “They take an example from you,” said Maria Lvova Belova.
10 foster families from Taldom, Orekhov-Zuev, Klin, Istra, Lukhovits, Domodedovo, Chekhov, Volokolamsk and Serpukhov were taken under temporary guardianship of children from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This became possible thanks to a humanitarian project initiated by the governor of the Moscow region. The search for children’s relatives of LDNR in the databases of our country, the Red Cross, includes. If no relatives are found, the district organizes temporary guardianship, and further adoption.
The Ombudsman for Children added that the technology developed in the Moscow Region to accept orphans from the Donbass into families will be used in other regions, today the Moscow, Kaluga, Tula, Rostov, Voronezh and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrugs are ready to do this.
The Moscow region has extensive experience placing children in foster families. Since 2013, all 44 orphanages have closed, the last 7 in 2021. Nearly 2,000 children, 97% of all orphans have found parents.
There are also 6 centers in the region in which orphans and children from broken families live until they are placed in nursing homes (no more than three months): Constellation in Rosa, Dovery in Shelkovo, Family and House in Orekhovo-Zuevo, “Transfiguration” “in Yegoryevsk, “Inspiration” in Kolomna and “Fidgets” in Balashikha. Schools have been opened to train parents, they are helped in registering guardianship. Each foster family has a trustee, digital profiles, showing the conditions in which the child lives, how he studies, how they take care of his health and development.
Since February of this year, 25.6 thousand citizens of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the LPR (including 7.6 thousand children), who were forced to come to the Moscow Region, have applied to the social security authorities of the Moscow Region. More than 1.1 thousand people, including 482 children, are accommodated in 8 temporary accommodation centers (TACs). A secretary is assigned to each family from among the social workers (45 in total), who keep in constant contact with them, help arrange children in schools and kindergartens. Employees of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation in the region go to TAPs to apply for SNILS, employees of the Migration Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs – to complete registration.
Last year, in the Moscow region, more than 27,000 elderly and disabled persons were presented by social workers in semi-stationary form, 21,000 – in stationary form, and 50,000 – at home. Urgent social services were provided to more than 36,000 people in need, and 23,000 elderly citizens of the village were handed over to medical organizations in the area. Nearly 90,000 seniors are participating in the Active Longevity Project.
And there are 53 social “mobile battalions” operating in the region, which served 13 thousand people in 2021, 152 cars of the “social taxi service” (7,7 thousand services were provided). There is a “social nurse service” (the service is provided for 514 residents).
In the Moscow region, 8 workshops were opened, where young people with disabilities receive labor and professional skills (219 people and 11 employees are trained). And this year, the same sites for the elderly and disabled began to operate, where they could learn labor trades. The first facility was launched in Orekhovo-Zuyevo, with plans to increase its number to 10.
For parents of disabled children, the project “Partial rehabilitation center at home” is being implemented. Doctors, defectologists, and psychologists come to the family with equipment. They teach, leave the equipment, and later accompany the family. Since 2021, 3 such centers have been operating in the region: in Yegoryevsk, Sergiev Posad and Orekhovo-Zoivo.
Convenient digital solutions are also offered in the social field. More than 200 services are offered electronically today. Convenient services work, for example, an electronic certificate is issued to large families. Principles of work of the Social Treasury in the Moscow Region: proactive services are carried out (appointment at the beginning of the life state, without requests): payment of an additional pension of up to 17 thousand rubles, compensation for housing and communal services (for large families, disabled people, pensioners), payments to schools. All this empties social services and saves time for residents. Back in 2020, up to 3 million people in the region applied for face-to-face social services, and now, thanks to the “number”, the number has halved.
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