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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –
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In February Moscow Federation of Trade Unions joined the project Moscow is helping and opened two humanitarian aid collection points at its locations: Protopopovsky Lane, Building 25, Building 1, and Malomoskovskaya Street, Building 10. During this time, its participants donated over 17,000 gifts to children in Donbas, over 1.5 tons of humanitarian aid to special military operation (SVO) fighters for Defender of the Fatherland Day, and also supported the "Moscow Helps" project.
In less than a month, trade union activists have collected over 50 boxes of food, clothing, and personal hygiene items. In addition to targeted assistance to military personnel and residents of border regions, the Moscow Federation of Trade Unions supports hospitals, schools, and social institutions in the new territories. Necessary equipment, supplies, and consumables are regularly sent there.
"Since the beginning of the special military operation, Moscow trade unions have been actively involved in providing humanitarian aid to military personnel and residents of border areas. Over the past four years, 4,800 children of SVO participants have spent their holidays in health camps, and approximately 9,000 families have attended cultural events hosted by partners of the Moscow Federation of Trade Unions' loyalty program. Furthermore, during the "Moscow Trade Unions for the Children of Donbas" campaign, over 17,000 sweet gifts were delivered to young residents of the new regions," she noted.
Ekaterina Dragunova, chairman Committee for Public Relations and Youth Policy of the City of Moscow.
In 2025, Moscow trade unions sent over 400 tons of humanitarian aid to participants in the special military operation and residents of border areas.
"We've created headquarters to help the relatives of those mobilized, which currently unite around three thousand families. We hold patriotic events and regularly send humanitarian aid to the front lines and civilians. We continue our comprehensive efforts to provide assistance to those who need it most, including in conjunction with the 'Moscow Helps' headquarters," said Yuri Pavlov, Chairman of the Moscow Federation of Trade Unions.
The Moscow Helps Project
Since 2022, 15 "Moscow Helps" headquarters have opened in the capital. Here, concerned Muscovites can donate non-perishable food products, personal hygiene products, baby supplies, and other essentials to residents of new and border regions. Items brought to the headquarters must be in new packaging and labels, and the expiration date must be at least three months.
Moscow volunteers collect and sort goods at collection points: over 18,000 people have joined the project's volunteer corps over the past four years. They educate visitors about opportunities to support their compatriots and prepare humanitarian aid for shipment. Since 2022, nearly five million items have been collected.
The addresses and opening hours of the Moscow Helps headquarters are posted onwebsite project. To join the volunteer team, you can apply on the website mosvolonter.ru.
Metropolitan Committee on Public Relations and Youth Policy interacts withMoscow Federation of Trade Unions Since 1991, within the framework of social partnership. Its foundation in the capital is the Moscow Tripartite Agreement between the Moscow Government, Moscow trade union associations, and Moscow employers' associations, as well as the activities of the Moscow Tripartite Commission for the Regulation of Social and Labor Relations.
Coordinated actions by the parties to the social partnership and the joint adoption of key management decisions ensure the sustainable socioeconomic development of Moscow, timely support for the operation of enterprises, and the development of workforces.
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