Children of SVO fighters were invited to free clubs in the south-east of Moscow

In the south-east of the capital, more than 10 non-profit organizations (NPOs), cultural palaces and libraries support children from families of participants in a special military operation (SVO), the prefecture of the Southern Administrative District reported. Courses, creative workshops and classes in sports sections are open for them.

For example, in Lublin, the Good Hands Charitable Foundation was created to support the families of participants and veterans of the SVO. Here, children and adults can receive the help of qualified psychologists. The organization, together with its partners, conducts workshops for young Muscovites on the development of cognitive skills and engineering, as well as creative activities.

In Maryina, the regional public organization (NGO) "Family of the XXI century" conducts handicraft classes. Here, children from 10 families learn how to decorate and sew, as well as create crafts at free workshops. Classes can be attended not only by family members of SVO fighters, but also by children from socially vulnerable families, and if places are available, everyone can attend.

The Family of the XXI Century also organizes sports events for residents of the district. So, in honor of Defender of the Fatherland Day, the Multi-Child Mile ski race will be held in Maryina. Everyone will be able to get to the start.

In the Melba Autonomous Non-profit organization (ANO) in Maryina, more than 20 children attend free karate, aikido and choreography training sessions. The NGO "Fighters for Good" operates in the Ryazan region. Here, children of fighters can attend the sambo and judo sections for free. In the Autonomous non-profit organization "Veles" in the Yuzhnoportovy district, more than 30 children from the families of the special operation participants practice gymnastics for free and attend creative workshops.

In Nekrasovka, Overtime preschool helps preschoolers prepare for first grade, and educational games are held for kids. In the ANO Perspektiva, children attend master classes in painting and sculpture, and in the ANO My Friendly Family, they learn neurography and the basics of drawing. In addition, physical training classes are held for young Muscovites.

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