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Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova made three children's dreams come true as part of the "Yolka zhelaniy" (Wish Tree) campaign. Seven-year-old Alina Gavrilova from Leninogorsk, Republic of Tatarstan, dreamed of an interactive globe, thirteen-year-old Ivan Smirnov from Krasnoyarsk dreamed of a digital microscope, and his four-year-old brother, Lev, dreamed of an experiment kit.

Tatyana Golikova spoke via video link with Alina from Tatarstan, her younger sister Regina, and her mother Gulshat Gumarovna, participants in the "Yolka Zhelaniy" charity event.

December 30, 2025

Tatyana Golikova spoke via video link with Alina from Tatarstan, her younger sister Regina, and her mother Gulshat Gumarovna, participants in the "Yolka Zhelaniy" charity event.

December 30, 2025

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Tatyana Golikova spoke via video link with Alina from Tatarstan, her younger sister Regina, and her mother Gulshat Gumarovna, participants in the "Yolka Zhelaniy" charity event.

Tatyana Golikova met Alina from Tatarstan, her younger sister Regina, and her mother, Gulshat Gumarovna, via video call. A New Year's tea party with Father Frost and the Snow Maiden was held for Alina and her family at the Vysota youth center in Leninogorsk. During the meeting, Gulshat Gumarovna explained that Alina is very inquisitive. She is particularly fascinated by the mysteries of space and the structure of our planet. That's why, when the opportunity arose to participate in the "Yolka zhelaniy" charity event, the girl wished for an interactive globe to better explore the world around her. As Alina told Tatyana Golikova, her favorite planet is Earth. Father Frost presented the globe to the girl as a gift from the Deputy Prime Minister, and the Snow Maiden presented dolls for her sisters. Tatyana Golikova wholeheartedly congratulated the Gavrilov family on the upcoming New Year, wishing them health, happiness, and family warmth.

Ivan Smirnov from Krasnoyarsk is a good student in fifth grade, participating in academic competitions, giving presentations, and even teaching master classes. One of his favorite subjects is biology, and he needed a microscope for his classes. His brother, Lev, loves conducting experiments, like a true scientist, so he asked for an experiment kit. Ivan and Lev turned out to be not only inquisitive but also very friendly and helpful – their mother, Anastasia Vladislavovna, told them over the phone that the brothers recently rescued eight hamsters that someone had dumped in a box on their building's entrance. Tatyana Golikova brought the boys gifts for the New Year, and when they recovered, she arranged to meet them via video call. The Smirnov family will also be taking a tour of the new National Center "Russia" in Krasnoyarsk, which they were very excited to visit.

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The all-Russian campaign "New Year in Every Home" united 2.5 million Russians.

January 7, 2026

The all-Russian campaign "New Year in Every Home" united 2.5 million Russians.

January 7, 2026

The all-Russian campaign "New Year in Every Home" united 2.5 million Russians.

January 7, 2026

The all-Russian campaign "New Year in Every Home" united 2.5 million Russians.

January 7, 2026

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The all-Russian campaign "New Year in Every Home" united 2.5 million Russians.

Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko and Rosmolodezh Director Grigory Gurov summarized the interim results of the all-Russian "New Year in Every Home" campaign, which runs until January 12. You can join the event on the platform Dobro.RF.

As part of the campaign, volunteers congratulate military families, visit children in hospitals and orphanages, decorate Christmas trees, deliver gifts and New Year's wishes, collect humanitarian aid, and much more.

"New Year in Every Home" traditionally brings together children and adults, public organizations, volunteer movements, departments, and companies across the country.

"Thanks to this campaign, 2.5 million people across the country have already experienced true magic. These include service members of the Air Defense Forces and their families, residents of border regions, veterans of the Great Patriotic War, and children who found themselves in difficult life situations. I thank every volunteer who contributed to the campaign and shared the holiday spirit with everyone who needs to know they are not alone. Thank you to our caring volunteers for ensuring that no one is forgotten during these New Year and Christmas holidays," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

Dmitry Chernyshenko added that developing volunteerism is one of the tasks outlined by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"As part of the national project 'Youth and Children,' the share of young people involved in volunteer and community activities should reach 45% by 2030. We are seeing positive trends. For example, on the Dobro.RF platform, which hosts the 'New Year in Every Home' campaign, more than 9.3 million volunteers are registered, which is almost 2 million more than in 2024," the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.

As part of the "New Year in Every Home" campaign, volunteers from the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps descended from the roofs of orphanages and hospitals dressed as Father Frosts, bringing a festive atmosphere to over 10,500 children. Volunteers from the All-Russian public movement "Volunteer-Medics" personally congratulated service members recovering in hospitals. Victory Volunteers traditionally visited veterans of the Great Patriotic War.

“For two weeks, as part of the “New Year in Every Home” campaign, volunteers

The Movement of the First organized special formats for the "New Year in Every Home" campaign. As part of the "Russian Children's Father Frost" campaign, children organized greetings for 460,000 representatives of socially significant professions, presented them with gifts, and wished them a Happy New Year. The "New Year's Trees in Military Towns" campaign brought together over 6,000 residents of closed cities for pre-New Year concerts. Nearly 33,000 children participated in the "Magic Mittens" campaign, preparing warm, handmade gifts for children from low-income families, boarding schools, and orphanages.

In addition, participants in the "First Christmas Trees" campaign held approximately 4,000 events and congratulated 55,000 children aged one to three. The "Christmas Tree in Every Home" format allowed for targeted celebrations to families in particular need of attention and support. Millions of windows across the country sparkled with festive decorations thanks to the "New Year's Windows" campaign, which brought together over 210,000 participants.

The "First Movement" also runs the "Tailed New Year" initiative, whose participants have organized a fundraiser for animal shelters. So far, they have raised 1.9 million rubles.

As part of the "New Year in Every Home" campaign, humanitarian aid is being collected for residents of Donbass and Novorossiya and for servicemen of the SVO in the spaces

Hikes were held in the Moscow Region, Krasnoyarsk Krai, the Republics of Ingushetia and Tyva, and the Leningrad Region as part of the Rosmolodezh program "More Than a Journey." Students and activists from the "Movement of the First" took part in the trips. They congratulated those working far from home.

The whole country can sing along to the new New Year's song "Happy New Year, Country!" by the "Zvuchi" platform, which was recorded by artists from the "Zvuchi" platform together with singer Dmitry Malikov. The song was first performed at the "Time of the Young" awards ceremony at the "Russia" National Center on December 20. An online flash mob has been launched to the song's music. To participate, record and publish New Year's videos to the song on social media with the hashtag

The organizer of the all-Russian campaign "New Year in Every Home" is the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

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