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The meeting of the governor of the Novgorod region with the President of the Russian Federation was devoted to issues of social adaptation and support for participants in the special military operation.
Governor of the Novgorod Region Alexander Dronov reported to Russian President Vladimir Putin on measures to support SVO participants and members of their families in the region.
The head of state met with Dronov on Monday.
“Our duty is to support our guys, participants in a special military operation, and members of their families. Here we work proactively and carefully. We actively interact with the branch of the Defenders of the Fatherland foundation. Thank you very much to Anna Evgenievna Tsivileva,” said Dronov.
According to him, each family of a SVO participant in the region is assigned a social coordinator.
“We have halved the number of documents that need to be submitted when providing support measures. The average time from consideration of documents to management has been reduced to five working days from 30. And this also gives results,” Dronov clarified.
He also spoke about the implementation of the “OWN Heroes 53” program.
“The guys were trained under the program “Their Heroes 53”. Many of them are already employed. For some, we created a professional track for further professional growth,” the governor noted.
He also noted that on October 1 last year, the “Help is Near” project was launched in the Novgorod region.

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