Russia
Orphans and children with special needs receive support from Aspen’s employees
Aspen Russia’s employees conducted a range of activities during 2022 to support five institutions which benefitted some 300 children.
The Balashikha Rehabilitation Centre in Mirograd, Moscow provides social and medical services for
children with disabilities. This facility’s programme runs for 21 days and accommodates children from two to 18 years of age who are accompanied for treatment by their parents. The Centre was opened in December 2020 and accommodates approximately 55 patients.
Orphanage №3 in Saint-Petersburg is home to 100 children, some whom have no parental care and others who are diagnosed with neuropsychiatric conditions. This facility was established 1943 and was primarily intended for childcare during the war. It has subsequently evolved and is comprised of three paediatric units for the treatment, rehabilitation, education and upbringing of children.
Mbou Tso No 27 is a kindergarten located in Tula City. This facility provides specialised care by 60 employees for approximately 300 boys and girls aged two to seven years.
The Social and Rehabilitation Center for minors located in Nevyansk district, was established in May 1996. This centre accommodates 108 orphans, children with special needs of minors who have been placed in the system for adoption.
The Lulpan Center in the Volga Region was established to accommodate orphans with disabilities and children who had been abandoned by their parents. Some of the 40 residents aged three to 17 years are also orphaned and many struggle with speech impediments.
The Lulpan Center in the Volga Region was established to accommodate orphans with disabilities and children who had been abandoned by their parents. Some of the 40 residents aged three to 17 years are also orphaned and many struggle with speech impediments.
