The Help Charity Fund launched the action “ We save those who save us” to support the proven non -profit organizations during the financial crisis. Charitable foundations became one of the first victims of the crisis that came due to the pandemic of coronavirus. They are forced to close the programs, reduce assistance and dismiss employees.

Over the past week, the mood of residents of cities with a population of over a million has deteriorated; Muscovites and people over 45 are the saddest. This was stated in a study conducted by TIBURON Research. Respondents began to watch movies and TV series more often (65% of respondents do this), but go to shops and walks less often. 80% of respondents watch or read the news. 83% of respondents began to wash their hands much more often compared to 78% a week earlier.

They have so much free time that it is often unbearable. If they were engaged in what they love and can, the world would definitely become much better "Fu-fu-fu, flew" “You have a gold! Do you know about it? " - I ask the director of our management company Andrei Petrenko. I accidentally encountered him in the Criminal Code and hasten to tell about our janitor Nina. Suddenly she will celebrate it? The prize will be given, even a penny.

April 2 - World Day of the spread of information about the problem of autism. In this regard, “such cases” publish the photo project Nikon Gerasimenko “Brothers” It is different with younger brothers: rivalry, fights, sometimes indifference happens. But the children grow up, and it turns out that they are not so different, and the tension slowly subsides. The situation is different when it turns out that your younger brother is a child with features.

On March 31, it became known about the dismissal from the transplantology department of the National Medical Research Center for Children's Health (NCD) of three doctors: transplant doctor Nadezhda Babenko, who is engaged in the dialysis of the doctor* and therapist*. All of them worked in a team with a children's transplant doctor Mikhail Kaabak. He told “such matters” as planned dismissals will affect the work of the department.

From April 5, Chechnya will completely close the borders of the region due to coronavirus infection, reports the Grozny TV channel. The head of the region, Ramzan Kadyrov, called on residents of Chechnya to return to their homeland before April 5, otherwise they will not be able to enter the republic. The restrictions will not affect food, medicine and transport.

Elena Tseplik, president of the Find a Family charity foundation for family support, told Taki Dela how the organization is coping with the coronavirus pandemic and the financial crisis. Experts are transferring assistance programs to an online format, but not all wards are ready for this. The Foundation provides comprehensive and systematic assistance to orphans and families with adopted children.

The Sunflower Charitable Foundation for people with primary immunodeficiency (PID) and autoimmune diseases told Taki Dela about their work during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Medicines are becoming more expensive, and the fund expects an increase in the number of applications for assistance. To solve the problem, expenses are being restructured, but the fund is not in danger of being closed.

The State Duma, in the third and final reading, approved a bill according to which in Russia citizens and small businesses were given the right to credit holidays due to the coronavirus. According to amendments to the law on the Central Bank, credit holidays are provided for citizens, individual entrepreneurs and small businesses who find themselves in difficult circumstances due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Holidays are provided for both consumer loans for up to six months and mortgage loans.

In Kazan, due to the coronavirus pandemic, donations to the “Good Deeds” fund, which is involved in the prevention of social orphanhood, fell by 99%. At the same time, the number of women with children in need of their help and a crisis apartment is growing every day. President of the Charitable Foundation “Good Deeds” Aliya Bainazarova told “Such Deeds” about this.

Transplant doctor Nadezhda Babenko was fired again from the National Medical Research Center for Children's Health (NCCH). Babenko herself told the Pravmir publication about this. According to her, an infectious disease unit for children with coronavirus will be opened at the NCCH, and doctors from the transplant department have begun to be fired. First, they fired a doctor who was “brilliantly able to give dialysis to children,” under the pretext that she had not passed her probationary period.

In Moscow, the Children's Hearts fund for helping children with congenital heart and nervous system diseases has faced an outflow of donations. Now the fund has a work plan for two months; it is difficult to predict further due to the economic crisis that will follow the quarantine. The head of the foundation, Ekaterina Bermant, told TD about how the organization works during general self-isolation.

From April 1 to April 20, applications will be accepted for the third grant competition named after oncologist Andrei Pavlenko. The organizers informed “Takim Dela” about this. The April grant amount reached 680,149 rubles. The winners of the March grant competition will be announced on April 5, and on April 20 the organizers will report on the money received and spent in March. The grant is issued from money raised on Patreon according to Pavlenko’s will.

Psychologist Vladimir Rubashny spoke about the difficulties with which people turn to the psychological help hotline of the international human rights group Agora. As of the end of March, 25 people applied for consultations. Rubashny said that most often people’s questions are related to fears for their health and problems due to isolation alone with themselves. According to the psychologist, information about coronavirus victims is a trigger that triggers even greater panic in people.

The State Duma adopted a law allowing the purchase of medications, including prescription drugs, on the Internet during an emergency. The document was adopted against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic. On April 1, the State Duma, in the third and final reading, approved a law according to which, in conditions of an epidemic or emergency, over-the-counter and prescription medications can be purchased online and ordered delivered to your home.