Since 2020, 10 buildings of social organizations have been built and reconstructed in Moscow.

Since 2020, 10 buildings for social services have been built and reconstructed in Moscow under the Social Support for Moscow Residents program. This was announced on Tuesday, November 25, by Vladimir Yefimov, Deputy Mayor of the capital for Urban Planning and Construction.

He stressed that the new facilities — wedding palaces, Moscow longevity centers, and family centers — improve the infrastructure of the districts and improve the quality of life by providing citizens with access to important services, the Moscow City News Agency reports.

The press service clarified that the projects are being implemented as part of a Targeted investment program. According to Alexey Alexandrov, head of the Civil Engineering Department, the buildings were erected in six districts of the capital: three in the northeast, two each in the southeast and southwest, and one each in the north, west, and northwest, Moscow 24 notes.

The largest building with an area of more than 6.8 thousand square meters appeared on Brusilova Street in Yuzhny Butovo. It housed a wedding palace, a family center, a rehabilitation center and a Moscow longevity center with an art studio, media and quiet living rooms, sports and assembly halls. kp.ru .

Another Moscow longevity center with an area of almost 4 thousand square meters was built on Dmitrovskoye highway: It is equipped with a billiard room, a gym, workshops and an assembly hall, as well as a family center and a rehabilitation department.

In addition, a sports and recreation complex with an area of 4.7 thousand square meters was built in the Alekseevsky district for boarding school No. 1 for the blind and visually impaired: the building is equipped with tactile Braille tiles and a lift in the pool. The press service noted that the creation of such facilities corresponds to the goals of the national project "Infrastructure for Life," NSN notes.

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