How to get free vouchers for children to health camps in Komi

On May 6 at 10.00 a company will start accepting applications from parents who want to send their children to health camps. All expenses will be covered from the republican budget. This information was provided by the press service of the Komi Ministry of Education.

As part of this campaign, completely free vouchers and free travel to the camp location will be provided to children living in the Arctic regions of the Komi Republic, children of SVO participants, children from large families raising seven or more children, as well as orphans and pupils of government institutions. Free trips and payment of 90% of the cost of travel will also be provided for children in difficult life situations, including disabled children in need of assistance. Children on the Gifted Children’s Register will be able to receive free travel, but will have to pay for travel.

Parents have two options for submitting an application: in person at the educational organization or education department, or electronically on the website. There are four children’s camps to choose from: “Black Sea Dawn” in Anapa, as well as “Grenada”, “Dream” and “Chaika” in the Syktyvdinsky district.

Applications can be submitted both in person and online through the State Services portal. If the parent does not have an account, you must register and undergo passport and SNILS verification.

The procedure for obtaining a ticket to the camp is as follows: you must submit an application on the website, bring original documents to confirm certain categories, receive the “waiting list” status, wait for the “for payment” status, pay the parental fee and prepare documents for presentation at the camp.

Please note that if the parents purchased the voucher on their own, it is possible to receive reimbursement of expenses for the voucher.

Let us add that last year, thanks to the department’s support, more than eight thousand children were able to take a vacation on a health package. Moreover, approximately a third of them are orphans, as well as children who are in difficult life situations. The department noted that young tourists were vacationing not on the shores of the Black and Caspian Seas, but also in the Vologda region.