Kirov has launched a free reproductive health support program for women from families of participants in the special military operation.

      "We are creating a safe, welcoming space where every woman can feel that she is heard, understood, and supported. We believe that such programs will help her regain confidence, health, and the joy of motherhood," she noted.

      Federal and regional representatives attended the ceremony: Vyacheslav Timchenko, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Rules of Procedure, and Tatyana Butskaya, First Deputy Chair of the State Duma Committee on Family Protection, as well as leaders of public organizations supporting military families.

      Key features of the program:

      - A completely free package of services for the target group.

      - A comprehensive approach: includes consultations with a gynecologist, a clinical psychologist, ultrasound exams, laboratory tests (blood tests, hormonal screening, cytology, etc.), and support from a personal coordinator.

      - In-depth psychological support: in addition to individual consultations, participants have access to themed seminars and workshops on stress management.

      - Educational component: free training at the "School for Future Mothers and Responsible Parents."

      - Additional benefits: individual discounts will be provided for medical services not covered by the program.

      The program is designed for two age groups (under and over 40) and must be completed within 4 months from the date of application. It is available free of charge at "Sovermede" to women who themselves are participants in the special operation or are in an official marriage with a servicemember participating in the special operation. The project's implementation is aimed at supporting reproductive health and the psychological rehabilitation of women who find themselves in difficult life circumstances.