The prosecutor's office has completed an inspection of the children's center for language development and creativity in Novosibirsk, about which parents complained. Violations of fire safety rules, medical care, as well as sanitary and epidemiological standards were found in the center, TASS reports. A resident of Novosibirsk, Svetlana Silova, complained about the Cheshire Cat center in an NGS.ru publication.

The independent children's bookstore Marshak began producing clothes with children's drawings. The first collection consists of T-shirts, temporary tattoos, bags and socks, Marshak reported on Facebook . The authors of the drawings on the theme of childhood fears were seven-year-old artist Fedya Bystrov and tattoo artist Andrei Kichaty.

The Violence.net center has created an independent media outlet, Utopia, according to the publication’s website . Its authors intend to study violence from different angles, as well as talk about gender differences and roles. The media team calls a utopia a world without violence, an imagined unattainable future. The creators of “Utopia” want to figure out how to get closer to such a future, the publication said in a statement.

The “Change One Life” charity foundation helps children left without parents find a family and not lose it again. In the second and third quarters of 2020, the Foundation continued to work on creating video profiles of orphans and children without parental care . These questionnaires give children the opportunity to be seen and give them hope of finding a home, love, and a future.

Over the 10 years of its existence, the all-Russian children's helpline 8-800 2000-122 has received more than 10.4 million calls. The number can be called by any child and teenager who is faced with a personal problem, as well as parents and legal representatives who have difficulties raising children, the helpline told Takim Dela. Most often, children and adolescents call psychologists - 56% of calls; parents (17%), grandparents, teachers and educators (27%) also turn to psychologists for help.

The department of the Investigative Committee for the Nizhny Novgorod region did not initiate a criminal case on incitement to suicide of journalist Irina Slavina, because she “with a high degree of probability” had a mixed personality disorder, reports MBKh Media with reference to the refusal decision.

Almost every month, the Ministry of Health releases a new version of clinical recommendations for the treatment of coronavirus, and experts call it a “exciting series”. The editors contradict each other, confuse the attending doctors and can threaten criminal prosecution.

The ORBI Stroke Foundation is the first specialized organization that deals with the problem of stroke in Russia. In the third quarter of 2020, ORBI continued to help people experiencing stroke amid the pandemic and limited social contacts. The Foundation did everything to ensure that rehabilitation after a stroke was possible and effective, despite existing restrictions. The Stroke Helpline is even more active with your support and the support of the Presidential Grants Fund.

“The Center for the Development and Socialization of Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities “Space of Communication” helps children, adolescents and young people with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, severe and multiple developmental disorders, epilepsy, genetic disorders and other problems. In the second and third quarters of 2020, your donations were used to pay for the work of the manager and lawyer of the Patronus legal service .

Russian companies have begun to spend more on charity - a quarter of them are ready to allocate up to 10% of revenue in 2020 to corporate social responsibility. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a study by the Rabota.ru service. 2% of entrepreneurs said that they can spend up to 20% of their proceeds on charity. Also, 2% are ready to allocate for these purposes - up to 35%, 1% - up to 50%. 18% of companies said they spend annually on charity.

The head of the SMA Families Foundation, Olga Germanenko, complained that the SDEK company has been unable to deliver a cough medicine to a village in the Stavropol Territory for more than a week, where a child with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) lives. According to Germanenko, without the device, the child slowly suffocates and cannot cope with the mucus that clogs his lungs. Olga claims that the foundation sent the cough cougher by urgent delivery on November 20th.

The St. Petersburg regional branch of the all-Russian public organization of disabled people “New Opportunities” provides assistance to consumers of mental health care, as well as their families. During the third quarter of 2020, the Organization’s specialists conducted more than 20 consultation sessions with relatives of mental health consumers . Sessions are not one-time consultations, but daily “management” of wards with information and psychological support.

The center of St. Vasily the Great in St. Petersburg has been helping adolescents who have committed criminal offenses for more than 15 years, socialize in society and return to normal life.

From January to October 2020, the quality assessment found 1.3 million violations in the provision of medical care. This is 25.2% of all verified cases, Vademecum reports, citing the Chairman of the Federal Compulsory Health Insurance Fund (FFOMS) Elena Chernyakova. The most common violations: non-compliance with clinical recommendations, procedures, standards of medical care and premature termination of medical care.

Two years ago, in the Moscow Center for Oncology named after N. N. Blokhin, a unique operation was carried out: a man with a 40-year-old smoking experience with a diagnosis of “throat cancer” first removed part of the nasopharynx and upper jaw, and then everyone was reconstructed from tissues taken from the patient himself. Specialists of the N. N. Blokhin cancer center , led by the oncosurgery Ali Mudunov, carried out the most difficult operation for six hours.