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Volunteers of medical college in Yelets supported single pensioners

Student volunteers from Yelets organized a walk in the fresh air for the guests of the nursing home

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Volunteers of medical college in Yelets supported single pensioners

Student volunteers from Yelets organized a walk in the fresh air for the guests of the nursing home. The participation of young people in the social project “Step to meet” was told in the Yelets Medical College named after K. S. Konstantinova.

On Friday, October 9, students Vera Gorlacheva, Daria Lavrishcheva, Victoria Merkulova and Angelina Roldugina visited the residents of the Longevity social service house. Future doctors helped the elderly to go for a walk and spent time with them on the street for a live conversation.

For boarding school wards, such regular meetings provide an opportunity for safe outdoor activity, as well as simple human attention and moral support.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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