Last week, the governor of Maritime Vladimir Miklushevsky held a meeting, the main topic of which was the promotion of care for children left without parental care.
Foster families in Primorye increase allowance
At a meeting attended by mothers who are raising adopted children, they focused their attention on the fact that it is necessary to differentiate the size of payments under age children. According to the governor, the work on the draft law will be completed at the end of June, then begin to consider the members of parliament of the seaside.
Today, adoptive families, depending on the area of residence of 5.4 to 5.8 thousand rubles per month. These payments are almost two times lower than the cost of living, there is a proposal to increase the amount of 9000 rubles.
Moms - guardians also proposed to determine the size of individual payments to foster families who take the education of children with disabilities. It was also announced a proposal to speed up work departments care with families in difficult life situations.
"We are currently working on another bill, which relates to the provision of state social assistance. Simply put, we want to pay a certain sum of money to help the family in a difficult situation. It is important that the money went to the destination. For example, to improve their living conditions. We are studying the experience of other regions in this regard. Such assistance is provided, for example, families in St. Petersburg ", - said Vladimir Miklushevsky.
At the meeting talked about the fact that today in the province are not enough schools for foster parents and qualified psychologists, and the necessary information they have to wait for several months.
Vladimir Miklushevsky proposed to continue the discussion on the topic of the day in his blog, as well as instructed to create a working group on this issue.
In Primorye, foster families already receiving additional support. At the initiative of the governor, they can apply for a free plot of land in accordance with the law "On the free provision of land."
