The Penza "Louis Quarter" is a unique commune for the disabled with a printing house and their own inclusive cafes. TD met some of its inhabitants In November, the Penza Canal showed a plot about how healthy children sit in wheelchairs to understand how people with disabilities live. This was happening within the framework of the “lessons of tolerance”, which are regularly conducted by the inhabitants of the Louis quarter. But parents were outraged that a healthy child was put in a wheelchair.

On February 21, the Novokuznetsk Circus hosted the first performance in Russia with audio commentary for visually impaired children. Pupils of school No. 106 were able to touch and hear the performance, writes the Social Information Agency. The methodology for organizing a performance for the visually impaired was developed in 2016 by specialists from the Novokuznetsk circus.

Collectors in Yekaterinburg walled up the child of the debtors' neighbors in the apartment, damaging the door lock. The prosecutor's office began checking the incident, according to the department's website. According to investigators, at the end of February, collectors came to the neighbors of the debtors and called the apartment where a young child was at that moment. His parents were not at home, so the boy did not open the door.

In February, the management companies of Sevastopol replaced the melody in musical elevators of houses. Now the anthem of the Russian Federation is constantly playing in the cabs, writes Sevas.com. At the same time, the lifts do not work. They will be launched only after the prosecutor’s audit, since previously violations in the maintenance and operation of equipment were revealed in elevators. Thus, non -working musical elevators are on the first floors of houses with open doors.

Philips, the Women's Health charity program of the Volnoe Delo Foundation and the organization “Cool Against Breast Cancer” continue the social initiative # I passed . In honor of the holiday on March 8, the project will provide free examinations by mammologist-oncologists and plastic surgeons, the project’s press service reports.

In Omsk, a 69-year-old woman died in the City Clinical Emergency Hospital No. 2 after being forced to spend three hours in line. The prosecutor's office is conducting an investigation into this fact, according to the department's website. On February 28, at about seven o'clock in the evening, an ambulance delivered a patient suffering from diabetes to the hospital. The woman complained of feeling unwell.

Residents of Moscow built a public memorial near the Oktyabrskoye Pole metro station in memory of the girl who was brutally killed by her nanny on February 29. People bring flowers, wreaths, children's toys and light candles, writes interfax.ru. Many of the townspeople who came did not hide their tears, crossed themselves and spoke out for severe punishment for the alleged murderer. I’m on my way to the office: at the entrance to M.

Users of social networks are discussing the story of skier Alexey Retivykh. A young man works as a lifeguard at the Shymbulak resort in Kazakhstan. At the same time, Alexey does not have a left leg. He lost his limb in 1996 as a result of an accident, writes metronews.ru. Alexey coped with the tragedy, found strength and started skiing. According to him, he wanted to engage in skiing since childhood. “I came to Shymbulak for the first time with one leg in 2014.

A criminal case has been opened in Krasnoturinsk over the beating of a veteran by an employee of city hospital No. 1, writes Znak.com. Investigators have not yet identified the criminal, but relatives of 92-year-old Ivan Kolomoets are confident that the pensioner was hit by a nurse. The victim’s daughter said that the veteran was brought to the hospital with a stroke on January 29, and was discharged on February 9.