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Good deeds without loud words: Tikhomirov visited the center of social services in Melitopol

State Duma Deputy from Zaporozhye region Alexei Tikhomirov visited the complex center of social services

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Good deeds without loud words: Tikhomirov visited the center of social services in Melitopol

State Duma deputy from Zaporozhye region Alexei Tikhomirov visited the complex center of social services for the population.

The center pays special attention to children, and for children, each such visit becomes a source of sincere warmth and a sense of care. As a sign of attention, the parliamentarian brought Bakhchisarai apples to the wards.

As noted in the party “United Russia”, sometimes it is small, but sincere signs of attention are more valuable than any words – this is how the principle of real support for those who need it.

Work within the framework of party projects aimed at helping socially vulnerable citizens continues.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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