Anna Manylova, detained along with her friend Khalimat Taramova on June 10 in Makhachkala, recorded an appeal to the deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Family, Women and Children Oksana Pushkina. The girl asked to conduct her own investigation into Taramova’s abduction. She posted the video on her Instagram. “I witnessed [Khalimat] being forced into the car, although she resisted and did not want it,” Manylova said.

The Foundation for Support of Social Programs and Initiatives “Lavenka Joy” was established to provide resource assistance to people who find themselves in difficult life situations. In the first quarter of 2021, as part of the Phoenix program , aimed at providing primary support to people affected by fires and other natural disasters, the Foundation managed to help 4 families . The Shop of Joy provided them with household appliances, furniture and clothing upon request.

Transplantologist Mikhail Kaabak filed a lawsuit complaining about the wording of his dismissal from the Scientific Center for Children's Health (SCCH) “for multiple violations of labor discipline.” He told Takim Dela about this. Kaabak clarified that as part of the lawsuit, he plans to protest both the dismissal itself and the reprimands that were announced to him.

80 years ago, June 22, 1941, the Nazi third Reich, without declaring a war, attacked the Soviet Union. More than a million Wehrmacht soldiers remained in Russian land forever - and now it has a dozen large national teams of German cemeteries. For some, they are a symbol of reconciliation, for others - work, for others - an enemy object in an ongoing eternal war.

The Moving Up charity foundation helps children with disabilities (with cerebral palsy, musculoskeletal disorders, stroke, after treatment for oncology and other serious illnesses) undergo timely rehabilitation. Your donations in the first quarter of 2021 were aimed at implementing one of the Foundation’s main long-term charitable programs - “PROmovement” . This program helps children with disabilities undergo rehabilitation in medical centers.

Due to the increase in the incidence of COVID-19, the head of the Russian Ministry of Health, Mikhail Murashko, promised to develop recommendations for re-vaccination for people whose antibody levels have dropped to insufficient levels. He spoke about this on Rossiya 24.

Russian regions will be able to quickly exchange unregistered narcotic and psychotropic drugs that patients need. TASS writes about this with reference to Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. Mishustin clarified that for this, the regions will send data on the remaining unclaimed medicines to the Ministry of Industry and Trade every three months. The agency will monitor and redistribute drugs.

The Road of Life Charitable Foundation provides support to children left without parental care in regional and rural orphanages, as well as abandoned children sent by guardianship authorities to hospitals. In the first quarter of 2021, 337 children received medical and socio-psychological assistance under 3 Foundation programs - “On-site medical consultations for regional orphans”, “Available help”, “Abandoned children in hospital”.

The All-Russian Association of Women's Public Organizations "Consortium of Women's Non-Governmental Associations" includes more than 160 member organizations operating in 53 regions of Russia. The goal of the Consortium is to promote and protect women's rights. In the first quarter of 2021 , 229 victims of domestic violence from 8 Federal Districts of Russia contacted the Consortium .

The Center for Curative Pedagogy (CPP) was created on the initiative of parents and teachers to help children with various developmental disabilities. The Center for Curative Pedagogy cares for children with autism spectrum disorders, epilepsy, genetic syndromes, mental development disorders, learning difficulties and other problems. Thanks to your donations, in the first quarter of 2021, 100 hours of psychological and pedagogical classes were organized for children with special needs.

“Caritas of the Transfiguration Diocese in Novosibirsk” works in Western Siberia, helping socially vulnerable groups - seriously ill people, children from socially disadvantaged families and children without parental care, homeless people and people in dire need. Thanks to your support, the following Caritas programs have been funded. The diocesan program “Family Development” unites 6 centers to help families with children in Chelyabinsk, Nizhny Tagil, Barnaul, Ishim, Omsk and Tomsk.

In the Nedostoevo district of the Ryazan region, residents complained of a change in the color of the water in the lake and an unpleasant odor. Environmentalists have determined that the lake is being polluted, but the regional Rospotrebnadzor is not taking action. “Such things” were told about this in the ECA movement.

The Life Charitable Foundation helps children facing cancer and oncohematological diseases. With the support of the Foundation, treatment and examinations are paid for, medicines and consumables are purchased, and equipment necessary for children's oncology hospitals is purchased. In the first quarter of 2021, your donations helped the Foundation pay for one course of chemotherapy for seven-year-old Gor from Armenia .

In Krasnoyarsk, a criminal case was opened against a 35-year-old woman who put a boy on his knees in the yard and forced him to apologize to her son. This was reported by the press service of the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. On June 13, the mother of a nine-year-old boy contacted the duty station of the Leninsky district police department and said that an unknown woman had beaten her child on the street. Updated at 12:10 pm .

To be the mother of the twins is a special job. And if the twins were born not very healthy and there is no help from nowhere? Julia Blood happened in this way: from overwork, she began to lose consciousness and was afraid that one night she simply would not hear her children.