“We continue to visit temporary accommodation centers for citizens who arrived from the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions and Ukraine and hold personal receptions. Together with the UNHCR delegation in the Russian Federation and the Ombudsman of the Moscow Region, Irina Faevskaya, again visited the TAC of Resonant Voices in Klin,” Tatyana Moskalkova wrote on her Telegram channel. The Ombudsman’s Office said that temporary migrants are generally satisfied with living conditions, the quality of medical and psychological care.
At the point of temporary accommodation, excursions and visits to museums, visits to theaters are organized. For children, with the participation of counselors, educators and teachers, master classes, circles, sports events are held.
According to Moskalkova, more than 200 children live in the “Sounding Voices” TAP. All of them are arranged in kindergartens, schools, secondary and higher educational institutions.
The Russian Ombudsman also held personal receptions. In one of them, one woman asked for help in obtaining Russian citizenship, the other – with a request to provide a disabled spouse with a wheelchair. Another girl asks to enroll in a higher educational institution in Donetsk.
