The Unified Support Center provided over 400,000 services to ITS participants and their families.

The unified support center, which is located in Beregovoy Passage in Moscow, provided over 400,000 services to the participants of the special military operation, as well as their loved ones. This was stated by the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin.

"The President of Russia highly appreciated the work of the Moscow center. Today, his experience has formed the basis of projects in the regions," the mayor wrote in the MACH messenger.

The center helps former military personnel to adapt to everyday life. They are provided with psychological support, rehabilitation and prosthetics. Specialists also provide legal assistance and employment assistance.

ITS participants have access to free training programs in popular areas in various sectors of the economy, including industry, IT, transport, and construction. The most popular courses are for software-controlled machine operators, UAV operators, security specialists, data analysts, and programmers.

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