“Safety Islands” for lost people opened in the Moscow PVZ Wildberries // Wildberries PVZ began to open “security islands” for lost people
Wildberries became a partner of the project “Safety Island”. Employees of PVZ in Moscow and the Moscow region will be able to help return home lost children and disoriented adults.
Wildberries became a partner of the project “Safety Island”. Employees of PVZ in Moscow and the Moscow region will be able to help return home lost children and disoriented adults. This was reported in the press service of RWB.
“The first to join the project were branded PVZ Wildberries in the capital region. Their managers have been trained and know how to act in such situations, the company said. In the future, the program can be expanded to partner PVZs.
The “Safety Island” project has been operating since 2019. It was created by the joint efforts of the search and rescue team “LisaAlert”, ANO “Center for the Search for Missing Persons” (CPPL) and X5 Group (the chain of stores “Pyaterochka” and “Perekrestok”). Its goal is to help lost young children, the elderly with memory loss and people with disabilities. By September, according to LizaAlert, the project had helped bring about 10,000 lost people home.

