In the Kostroma region launched a website with measures to support families
The region has earned a single Internet resource, which collects information on benefits, payments, benefits and other types of assistance to families with children
In the region, a single Internet resource has been created, where information on benefits, payments, benefits and other types of assistance to families with children is collected. The platform was created within the framework of the Kostroma Family program and allows not only to get acquainted with the available opportunities, but also to choose suitable support measures taking into account the circumstances of a particular family.
The project has been implemented since the beginning of September 2026 by the administration of the Kostroma region in cooperation with the Future Now Charitable Foundation. The agreement on the launch of the program Governor Sergey Sitnikov and the founder of the Fund Sergey Khotimsky signed at the site of the Federation Council. The initiative was supported by Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Nikolai Zhuravlev.
The program provides comprehensive assistance to parents and is aimed at creating conditions for increasing the birth rate. Among the measures envisaged are a mortgage at 2% per annum for families in which a third or subsequent child appeared, repair of rooms in dormitories for student families, as well as financial assistance to young mothers who study in universities or institutions of secondary vocational education.
Support is also provided for future parents. Pregnant women can attend the "Waiting for a miracle" club, where psychologists, neonatologists, pediatricians and other specialists consult. In addition, a series of programs with the participation of a psychologist, who answers questions of young parents and families with children live, is released on the Rus TV channel.
Now, information about these and other opportunities is gathered in one place. The information is distributed into categories: for pregnant women, families with one or two children, parents with many children, families with a disabled child, participants of the SVO, as well as foster and guardian families.
Thematic sections contain explanations about benefits, compensations, benefits, loans, certificates and surcharges. Users can find out what documents will be needed and where to apply for assistance.
For those who find it difficult to independently understand the available options, an online calculator is provided. It helps determine what support measures a particular family can apply for.
