In the village of Yelabuga in Khabarovsk Krai, a man from every third family went to the "SVO"
The indigenous peoples' community of the north "Mangbo" from the village Elabuga At the end of last year, I implemented the "Mobilized Person's Family Passport" project. The grant from the Presidential Grants Fund exceeded 1,3 million rubles, own financing - another 975 thousand rubles.
The community's website states that it consists of 80 families of Nanai, Udege, and Evenk peopleAll the peoples of the Mangbo community, includes in the legislatively approved unified list of indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation.
The grant application for the project states that According to the settlement's operational military headquarters, 10 people have been called up for military service under contract, and 15 people under partial mobilization. In total, the settlement is home to 25 families of mobilized citizens and military personnel who participated in the special military operation: 10 of these families are wives, nine families are wives with children, and six families are mothers.. Thus, in total, from Yelabuga to the "SVO" there are 25 people.
The population of Yelabuga in 2021 was 416 people.
The community has already implemented one initiative with the help of the presidential grant: Center for Help and Good Deeds — families of mobilized personnel could contact the center for economic assistance. Family Passport suggests "more comprehensive targeted support"The passport specifies the family's financial situation, the number of members, and the types of support needed. The project's creators list possible assistance as including firewood collection, food preparation, fishing, and psychological counseling.
This project is not the only one in the regions of Russia that has received support from the Presidential Grants Fund. Kirov ANO additional education "Pishichitaika" received1,9 million rubles (plus 1,3 million of their own funds) to assist the families of mobilized personnel. They will teach wives, common-law spouses, and widows of mobilized personnel how to "overcome destructive psychological states," and provide psychological support to children under 15. Moscow Region charitable organization "League of Young Mothers of the Moscow Region" received 2,6 million rubles to improve the "psycho-emotional state" of family members of mobilized personnel and refugees. Used grants to help families of mobilized personnel and Samara.
