In the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, work on children’s vouchers for a summer camp has intensified

Young northerners will rest on the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Territory;

The head of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Yuri Bezdudny, has instructed to take a proactive stance in providing children’s tickets to the summer camp for families in the region. This was discussed at the NAO Governor’s weekly operational meeting. On April 1, the region stops accepting requests for vouchers for a children’s health camp at the expense of the district budget. They are intended for orphans, children deprived of parental care, as well as children from families in difficult circumstances. The children will rest on the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Territory, according to the portal of state bodies of the NAO. Procurement procedures will be announced to determine the children’s camp, the winner will be known in April. Additional information on the provision of vouchers can be obtained from the Population Welfare Department by telephone 8 (81853) 4-19-80.

• It is planned to buy 200 tickets for children at one of the camps on the Black Sea coast. To date, about 47 applications have been accepted, 35 of them have been approved. We are waiting for our residents with requests to the MFC so that they can send their children on vacation outside the neighborhood,” Elena Levina said at the governor’s weekly operational meeting.

Governor Yuri Bezdudny asked Elena Levina to take a proactive stance towards families eligible to receive such a voucher.

“We know all these families, they turn to us for help. So contact them and tell them that we have the opportunity to take the children to the sea to improve their health. Have your employees reach out to families and offer them vouchers,” the area chief said. – Summer is fast approaching, spring will fly very quickly. Unfortunately, not all parents can afford to take their children to the sea. We have to help these families.

Remember that vouchers are distributed once a year – to orphans and children deprived of parental care, aged 7 to 16, and once every two years – to children aged 7 to 16 from families in difficult circumstances. difficult, in a situation of social danger or in the maintenance and education of a person replacing his parents.