Today, I visited the Ihlas-Iskrennost Probation Center in Nizhnekamsk
Today, I visited the Ihlas-Iskrennost Probation Center in Nizhnekamsk.
I learned about the living conditions and the organization of the facility. The center accommodates both individuals released from correctional institutions and correctional centers, as well as people who have found themselves in difficult life situations. They all share one commonality: the desire to rebuild their lives and start anew.
The center has a capacity of 12 beds, and currently houses four people. Some even come from other regions of Russia. The facility is a social dormitory with living rooms, a kitchen, a shower, and a recreation area. The building was originally created as a rehabilitation center, so social adaptation work is systematic and professional.
I believe it is important to support the center's further development. We will advocate for expanding its capabilities, including providing additional space for women, so that assistance can be provided to a wider range of people in need!