
Vladislav Golovin spoke about priority medical support, employment and assistance to military families.
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United Russia approved a new people's program at its pre-election congress on August 22. Elections to the State Duma of the ninth convocation will be held from September 18 to 20.
The people's program of the United Russia party provides for a set of measures to support Northern Military District veterans.
Measures include priority medical support, an employment system and assistance in the development of small and medium-sized businesses.
There are also programs to involve veterans in mentoring and educational activities, as well as assistance to military families.
MOSCOW, September 16 - RIA Novosti. The people's program of the United Russia (UR) party provides for a set of measures to support veterans of the Northern Military District, including priority medical support, an employment system and assistance in the development of small and medium-sized businesses, Vladislav Golovin, the head of the main headquarters of the Yunarmiya movement, a representative of the federal five of the United Russia list in the State Duma elections, said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“The people’s program provides for a whole complex: priority and individual medical support for veterans and participants of the Military Military District, an increased range of rehabilitation and health programs, a well-functioning employment system taking into account military skills and civilian competencies, assistance in the development of small and medium-sized businesses, opportunities for training, retraining and advanced training,” he said.
Separately, Golovin noted the party’s programs to involve veterans in mentoring and educational activities, comprehensive psychological, legal, medical and educational assistance to wives and mothers of military personnel.
“The family is the home front, and it goes through everything the same as a fighter, only in its own way. But the main thing: help should reach everyone, regardless of where the fighter or his family lives. We collect appeals locally, so to speak, “on the ground,” all of them should be resolved with deeds, not paper,” added the Hero of Russia.
United Russia held the second stage of its pre-election congress in Moscow on August 22, at which a new people's program was approved, which will become the party's work plan for the next five years.
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