The executive director of the Diakonia Foundation, Elena Rydalevskaya, has died. The social activist’s family reported this on her Facebook page. In October, Rydalevskaya was diagnosed with an inoperable cancer tumor, and in December she suffered a stroke. Elena was a narcologist.

Novaya Gazeta editor-in-chief Dmitry Muratov donated his Nobel Peace Prize to organizations that support seriously ill people, as well as journalists. He told Znak.com about this. According to Muratov, the total amount of the bonus was almost 40.2 million rubles. Novaya Gazeta held a vote among those who help the publication with donations to decide who to donate money to.

The Zhivoy Charitable Foundation provides assistance in obtaining expensive treatment and medications to seriously ill Russians aged 18 to 60 years. “Zhivoy” is one of the few funds that helps adults. For people who have crossed the threshold of adulthood and need expensive treatment, it is much more difficult to get help than for children. In the third quarter of 2021, your donations, as usual, were aimed at targeted assistance . This time you helped 33-year-old Sevara.

Moscow resident, theater and film actress Inna Kolyada told “Takim Dela” that in November she was attacked by her ex-partner Alexander Ryabyshev, but the police refused to open a criminal case. According to Kolyada, she met Ryabyshev in April, a month later he declared his love for her, and two months later he introduced her to his parents. “He seemed smart, romantic, and gave beautiful bouquets. I thought this was true love. But then the first signs began to appear.

They said about this place: “If in those years a small bomb were thrown away on a kilovy hill, they would immediately end the whole dissident movement in Russia” The story brought last summer from Koktebel did not let me go until winter, but the text was not written humanly, as if from a block of events, it was not possible to carve a spark. While the editor, who looked at the rudiments and sketches, has not diagnosed: this is a story about the continuity of love on the island of Freedom!

The Vesna Charitable Foundation is developing a rehabilitation system for children and adults with movement disorders in Russia. In the third quarter of 2021, the Foundation announced the launch of the charity program “Together against spasticity ,” which has been in preparation since February 2021.

The Adaptive Hockey Federation is a non-profit organization, its activities are aimed at creating conditions for the development of adaptive hockey as an effective method of physical rehabilitation and social adaptation of children and adolescents with disabilities and improving the quality of life of their families. In the third quarter of 2021, 11 sledge hockey teams, 6 special hockey teams and 2 blind hockey teams joined the League . More than 245 children train in these teams .

In Moscow, volunteers at the Kozhukhovsky municipal shelter for homeless animals complained that they wanted to move him to the territory of a landfill. Volunteers reported this on the shelter’s Instagram. According to animal rights activists, the shelter is being moved 85 kilometers from its current location - 41 kilometers from the Moscow Ring Road along the Kaluga Highway, to the territory of the Malinki solid waste landfill.

The Mission Charitable Foundation was created with the goal of eradicating orphanhood as a social phenomenon, by providing assistance to families with children in difficult life situations, supporting pupils of orphanages, boarding schools and rehabilitation centers, attracting the attention of the public, government and commercial structures to this social problem . In the third quarter of 2021, your donations went to the direction “Socialization of orphans” .

Updated December 24 at 11:50 am. The original version of the publication stated that the child was diagnosed with autism. The boy’s mother clarified that her son was officially diagnosed with developmental disabilities. The news editor, at the request of the speaker, corrected this error and brings Apologies to the readers. In St. Petersburg, a boy with special needs, Savva Sazonov, is not enrolled in kindergarten.

More than half of Russian orphans—60%—reported that the presence of an adult mentor significantly influences their personality development. “Such Affairs” was told about this at the “Sunny City” foundation. The Foundation has been conducting a project for the socialization of orphans “Mentoring” since 2014; it was initially launched in orphanages in the Novosibirsk region. The project is currently being implemented in 18 regions, with more than 750 child-mentor pairs participating in it.

The Civil Union Charitable Foundation brings together the resources of citizens, businesses, and volunteers and directs them to solve social problems in the region. The Foundation develops charity, volunteerism and public initiatives in the Penza region. One of the Foundation’s important projects is “Children of War ,” its main goal is to help older people overcome isolation . When the pandemic began, experts working with older people suggested organizing audio meetings .

Milan sits in the kitchen and smokes one cigarette after another. The light is turned off, and only its silhouette and rhythmically flare up the cigarette light is visible from the street. The neighbor goes to work early in the morning, sees a light in the window of the first floor and promises to call Milan to somehow support and reassure. Everyone in the house knows that her son suddenly and seriously fell ill Help a house with a lighthouse help She grew up in this house.

Anastasia Kleshnina, a student at the Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K. I. Scriabin (MGAVMiB), complained that teacher Vasily Iliesh grabbed her by the neck and began to shake her, as if trying to strangle her. Kleshnina told “Takim Dela” about this. According to the student, she and five classmates came to the head of the department of general pathology, Ilies, so that he would grade the students’ coursework.

President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged the problem of torture in Russian colonies. He stated this when answering a question from TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak during the annual press conference. “Yes, there are problems. We need to work with this calmly. Rely on a conscientious, full-fledged investigation of crimes committed. Bring it to the end so that it is clear to everyone that punishment is inevitable...