It was reported that a cooperation agreement was signed between the Defenders of the Fatherland Foundation and the Orthodox religious organization Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church. Online fund, capital.
The signing of the agreement took place as part of the meeting between Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia and the head of the fund, Anna Tsivileva.
According to Tsivileva, the cooperation will expand the opportunities for demobilized soldiers to care for both their physical and mental health.
“In the parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church, our spiritual heritage, traditions of mercy, history and culture are carefully preserved; The most important and important issues were taken into account, such as strengthening the family institution and traditional family values, spiritual and moral education of the younger generation. “I believe that our foundation and the Russian Orthodox Church can carry out effective and systematic work with special operations veterans and their relatives in the regions of our country,” he said.
At the meeting, the head of the fund also spoke about the direction of the organization’s activities. Participants also discussed the possibility of the Russian Orthodox Church providing palliative medical care to veterans of the Northern Military District.
The Russian Orthodox Church is expected to assist the foundation in providing high-tech medical care, including medical rehabilitation and palliative care, to veterans of the Northern Military District and their family members on the basis of Orthodox medical institutions. Another important aspect of joint work will be the protection and restoration of the psychological well-being of the defenders of the Motherland.
It was noted that the Foundation and the Russian Orthodox Church will jointly organize spiritual, cultural and educational events, meetings in memory of heroes, patriotic education and traditional values recognition events.