What should a child eat in the clinic? Free baby food is one of the social protection measures for the population. Documents required to be presented

There were a lot of rumors around dairy kitchens - they discussed their possible closure in 2019, wondered whether the old norms would be canceled, and what the list of products would be for nursing mothers, pregnant women and mothers of babies.

Dairy cuisine in Moscow in 2019: what changes

There have been persistent rumors about the abolition of dairy kitchens, but the fact that there will be no dairy kitchens in Moscow and the Moscow region is too exaggerated information. Dairy kitchens are not being closed, employee vacancies are not being eliminated, and as of January 1 of this year, the Department of Health has left the kitchen operating hours as is. That is, this year the cancellation will definitely not take place, but time will tell what will happen next.

Moreover, the range of kitchens will be expanded in 2019. Kitchen addresses, schedule, and opening hours remain the same.

Dairy kitchen, addresses, Moscow: where the kitchens are located

Each district of Moscow has its own dairy kitchen, which is usually located at a children's clinic. Your local pediatrician can tell you the address of the kitchen, and he can also give you more detailed information, advise you on applying to the dairy kitchen.

To find the desired dairy kitchen in the capital, enter in the search the name of the administrative district and the clinic to which you belong. Most milk distribution points are open daily, but there are kitchens that are not open on weekends.

What they serve at the dairy kitchen in Moscow (video)

Opening hours of a dairy kitchen in Moscow: do they all have the same hours?

No, there is no single regime for all dairy kitchens in the capital.

Most common opening hours:

• 06.30 to 12.00;
• 06.30 to 10.00;
• 06.30 to 11.00;
• 06.30 to 11.30.

In any case, if you come from 7 to 10 am, almost any dairy kitchen is open at this time.

But before you go, or consult a pediatrician, make sure that you belong to the category who should be served in a dairy kitchen.

Today food in dairy kitchens is provided to:

• Pregnant women (from 12 weeks, registered);
• Nursing mothers (six months after childbirth);
• Children from 0 to 3 years old;
• Disabled children;
• Children under 7 years of age (but only from large families);
• Children under 15 years of age with chronic diseases.

To receive the necessary free products, parents turn to a pediatrician, who gives a special opinion.

What they give at the dairy kitchen in Moscow: issuing standards

For pregnant women, juice and milk are available; for nursing mothers, milk and juice are also available, but in different quantities.

Children under two months old receive only formula milk; children 3-4 months old can also receive fruit. juice and fruit. the same puree, babies 5 months old + get porridge and vegetable puree. From 7 months, children are also entitled to cottage cheese and canned meat and meat and vegetable products.

Children from 9 months of age are also entitled to kefir in addition to the proposed list of products. From the age of 1, children receive specialized baby milk. Disabled children and children under 15 years of age with chronic diseases can receive milk at the dairy kitchen.

More details about issuance rates are in the table.

Dairy standards: Moscow 2019 – table

Standards for issuing dairy products in the Moscow region: are there any differences?

Citizens living in the Moscow region who are registered at their place of registration in health care institutions have the right to receive products from the dairy kitchen.

Meals required:

• Children aged 0-2 years, 11 months, 29 days;
• Pregnant women (at least 12 weeks pregnant and registered);
• Nursing mothers (6 months after birth);
• Disabled children;
• Children under 7 years old (only from large families);
• Children under 15 years of age with chronic diseases.

The grocery list will be the same. To receive food, you need to write an application (according to the sample) addressed to the head of the medical institution, bring Required documents. Usually this is a passport page with a photo, a passport page indicating registration, and a child’s birth certificate (photocopy only).

Finally, the doctor will indicate a set of products, and this recipe is provided in the dairy kitchen.

Dairy kitchen sets, Moscow: what they give

The main innovation of 2018 is that now there is a children's dairy. the kitchen provides products in sets, that is, you receive ready-made sets in a corrugated box.

The sets are designed so that the child receives a variety of good nutrition for his age. For example, now vegetable puree has its own requirements, and the content of each vegetable in the food set is regulated. Previously, they could only give you cans of one flavor.

An example of one corrugated set:

• Two types of dry porridge (multi-cereal and rice);
• Fruit juice;
• Vegetable puree;
• Fruit puree;
• Meat-grows. puree;
• Meat puree;
• Cottage cheese;
• Milk;
• Kefirchik.

What they give in the dairy kitchen (video)

We can say that since 2019, food in the dairy kitchen for preferential categories has become more varied. Now the set includes several types of cereals, juices and purees. The list of products depends on the age of the child.

In general, in 2019, the work of dairy kitchens improved and the distribution standards for most categories of children increased - more kefir, juice and fruit puree. So feel free to find out at your clinic whether you are entitled to such assistance, fill out the documents and receive free food.

Residents of the capital are informed about changes in the operating hours of dairy kitchens. This information can be seen in the media, found out at the clinic at your place of residence, etc. But to get more full information, accessible and accurate, it’s easier for mom to look on the Internet. How things are going in 2018, and whether the work of the kitchen will change in 2018, that’s what mothers are primarily interested in. And many are not averse to looking for vacancies in such kitchens, and to find out whether these vacancies are worth looking for at all.

In July 2014, there were some changes in the work of dairy kitchens not only in Moscow and the region, but also in other regions of Russia. Namely, the standards for issuing products and the product range itself have changed. But here are the categories of citizens who are entitled to this help, one might say, remained the same.

For many then, a negative factor seemed to be that the amount of money that the state allocated for “milk” became more modest. But, nevertheless, the changes of last year cannot be called negative, since in addition to dairy products, fruit and meat purees and juices appeared in large quantities. That is, this list has become more diverse. Who didn't like it? Yes, many who are already accustomed to a certain list of dairy products that now have to be purchased.

But first things first.

Opening hours of the dairy kitchen in Moscow

The operating hours of these points are not the same in the capital and the region.

Typically, the standard operating hours of the distribution center are morning hours:

• From 6.30 to 10.00;
• From 6.30 to noon (12.00).

But, for example, the kitchen at NShK is open from 11 am to 8 pm, and the opening hours of the Milk kitchen are from 9.00 to nine pm.

Kitchens at children's clinics in Moscow and the region generally start working at half past seven in the morning. During these hours you can already receive food.

What they serve in the dairy kitchen in Moscow

The list of products is quite large. It includes the nutrition recommended by pediatricians for a particular year of a child’s life. That is, this is the minimum that guarantees the child’s full development.

Now in the dairy kitchen they give:

• Dry adapted mixture;
• Liquid adapted mixture;
• Milk;
• Kefir;
• Cottage cheese;
• Fruit juice;
• Fruit puree;
• Vegetable puree;
• Meat puree;
• Meat-grows. puree.

Dairy standards: Moscow

Product sets depend on the age of the child. It is clear that very young children are given less variety of foods than older children.

It can be noted that the issuance standards in the regions are approximately the same as in the capital and Moscow region. They may differ, but not significantly.

Children's dairy kitchen in Moscow without registration

They provide food at dairy kitchens in Moscow and the region upon registration. That is, the mother presents her passport, writes an application to the appropriate authority (children's clinic or social protection department), and brings a list of other documents that will be required.

The rule remains the same - assistance is given to women and children with permanent registration in the capital and region.

Dairy kitchen for nursing mothers: Moscow

Nursing mothers can write a statement to the manager at the place where the baby is observed. Let’s clarify - addressed to the head of the organization that issues supplied product. In the table above you can see that nursing mothers are supposed to receive milk and juice.

Both in Moscow, and in the Moscow region, and in the region, these requirements are the same. Specify the time and deadline within which you need to submit your application. Check the time, come strictly during reception hours, follow the schedule for receiving food, know the standards according to which assistance is given.

Work in a dairy kitchen: vacancies in Moscow

Indeed, vacancies in the dairy kitchen are often open. They provide the opportunity to get a job at a distribution point if you are satisfied with the hours and schedule of its work.

Currently, the most popular vacancies for such kitchens are:

• Nurse (this vacancy means that she is also a distributor);
• Helper worker.

Of course, these vacancies are not highly paid, but such work is valuable in our time. But such vacancies may not be relevant in the very near future, and this work will simply not be available.

Working in a dairy kitchen in Moscow (video)

Dairy kitchen from January 1, 2018 Moscow: will it be canceled

If 2016 is considered quite prosperous in terms of the work of the dairy kitchen, then on the eve of 2018, mothers became worried about whether there would be child care, whether the distribution points would be closed for some time.

Various sources, citing official information from the Moscow mayor's office, give the following comments on this topic.

In 2018, children's dairy cuisine will indeed undergo changes. On January 1, 2018, the law on the closure of dairy kitchens in the capital and in the region will come into force. This is because collection points must be fully checked, inventoried and closed.

After this, inspection authorities and other authorities must make a proposal about whether this kitchen will function in a different form, what can replace it, and who should be helped further.

Therefore, it is easy to conclude: dairy cuisine nowadays is considered as an irrational way social assistance, and irrational spending of public funds. And since it is supposed to be checked and closed, in 2018 it will be clear what work the officials will do, how it will end, and what will be done for those who need help at this time.

How to get a dairy kitchen in Moscow

But there is still time until January, help is being given, a children’s kitchen is open in 2018 both in the capital and in the region.

Such child support is essential for many families, therefore:

• Find out the opening hours of the organization that is responsible for distributing such assistance (for example, a clinic that operates a distribution point at certain hours);
• Collect the following documents: the application itself, your child’s birth certificate (copy), compulsory insurance policy (copy), copy of the registration certificate, as well as a copy of the passport of one of the parents;
• If such child support is due to someone from the preferential categories, a document confirming the benefits is needed.

A prescription for free food is obtained from a pediatrician, that is, a children's clinic is the place where such prescriptions are given. Products are issued according to these recipes.

What they serve at the dairy kitchen in Moscow (video)

Children's dairy cuisine, a concept to which everyone has become accustomed since Soviet times, may soon disappear. But probably some new help categories in need may be offered in the near future.

By order of the Department of Health No. 546 of June 11, 2014, a number of innovations were introduced. In order not to ramble on, I will cite as an example an article from the website dairynews.ru, as well as a link to the source.

"In addition to dairy and fermented milk products the list includes juices, cereals instant cooking, meat, fruit and vegetable puree. Opening hours will increase - they will operate from 6:30 to 12 noon daily. However, parents will have to urgently re-issue documents.

From July 1, the rules for issuing free meals for children in Moscow are changing - Zelenograd clinics are urgently re-issuing documents and notifying parents about this, since in July recipes of the new format will begin to operate in dairy kitchens.

The list of beneficiaries entitled to receive a free set of food products at the dairy kitchen includes (by order of the capital's Department of Health No. 546 dated June 11, 2014): children under 3 years of age, pregnant women, nursing mothers with children under 6 months of age breastfeeding, children under 7 years old from large families, disabled children under 18 years old, children with certain chronic diseases under 15 years old. Children under 1 year of age are provided with products from the dairy kitchen under the condition of artificial or mixed feeding. The condition for receiving free food is Moscow registration - however, in the Moscow region, dairy kitchens have long been supplying children under 3 years of age and pregnant women.

In children's meal kits for of different ages now includes:

milk formulas (dry and liquid) for children 0-12 months

fruit juice (1-2.4 liters per month) and fruit puree (800-1000g per month) for children from 3 months to 3 years

vegetable puree (1.9 kg per month) and instant porridge (400 g per month) for children from 5-12 months

children's cottage cheese (600 g per month) from 7 months to 2 years

meat and meat-vegetable puree (560g and 1.3 kg per month) for children from 7-12 months

baby kefir (2l per month) for children from 9 months to 2 years

baby milk (2-2.4 liters per month) for children from 1 to 2 years old

Pregnant women and nursing mothers can receive milk (6 l/month) and fortified juice (about 2.5 l/month) at dairy kitchens.

Suppliers and trade marks products are not yet known to dairy kitchens - as Zelenograd.ru was told at one of the Zelenograd points, the first delivery of new food sets will take place on July 1. Presumably these will be children's products from Wimm-Bill-Dann and Agusha in small packages.

To receive food at the dairy kitchen, all parents need to re-register their documents, since recipes of the new format will come into effect in July. Now Zelenograd clinics are making every effort to notify parents about this - 1-2 weeks before July 1, it turned out that they must submit a written application addressed to the head physician and bring a package of documents: photocopies of the child’s birth certificate and a certificate of registration at the place of residence (according to form No. 8), compulsory medical insurance policy and passport of one of the parents. Pregnant women should contact the antenatal clinic where they are being observed for service in the dairy kitchen.

The new rules provide for a more convenient frequency of food distribution - parents will no longer have to go for it every other day: the order recommends giving out perishable foods (liquid formula, kefir and cottage cheese) once a week, the rest once a month.

Prescriptions for dairy products will now be issued for up to 1 month for children of the first year of life and pregnant women, for up to 3 months - for children 1-3 years old and nursing mothers, for up to 6 months - for special categories of older children. Pediatricians will continue to prescribe prescriptions for children, and they are required to do this in the presence of the child and after examining him.

In addition to the advantages, the innovations also have disadvantages: the variety of the free menu and the expansion of the “clientele” of dairy kitchens, on the other hand, hit the volume of familiar products that were paid for by the state and to which Muscovite families were already accustomed. “If previously there was more than enough dairy products provided by dairy kitchens, and often there was even some left over, now we will have to buy more. Baby milk babies are no longer allowed to be under one year old, and the favorite treat of many infants - sweet fermented milk mixture - has completely disappeared from the list of products, giving way to milk formula. Other complementary feeding products will also need to be purchased, the only exceptions being porridge and meat - these products will be given in sufficient quantities. If we compare the old and new food sets in monetary terms, then new set, alas, much more modest. Can we say that milk has been “cut down”? “Perhaps yes,” conclude the portal’s experts. However, access to a varied diet is important for low-income families, and for everyone else when forming children's tastes and preferences, the publication writes.

Read more at © DairyNews.ru"

Please note that this applies to both Moscow and the Moscow Region, but they will clearly have their own rules.

If I find an order from the capital’s Department of Health, I’ll post it.

Who is eligible for free food?

The following preferential categories of citizens who are residents of the city of Moscow have the right to receive a free set of food products at the dairy kitchen (in this context, you should read “registered in the city of Moscow”):

• children under the age of 1 (one) year, provided they are in mixed or artificial feeding;
• children aged 1 (one) to 3 (three) years;
• children from large families under 7 years of age;
• disabled children;
• children under 15 years of age with the following chronic diseases: chronic glomerulonephritis, malignant neoplasms, hemoblastosis.
• pregnant women;
• nursing mothers, until the child reaches six months, provided that the child is breastfed.

If a child under three years of age has the right to free food supply, based on the conclusion of doctors on several grounds, food products are provided according to age.

If a child is found breastfed up to six months, the right to free food supplies is granted only for nursing mothers.

Procedure for issuing free meals

To be included in the list of recipients of free food, based on a doctor’s opinion, submit addressed to the manager medical organization(the application is written in the approved form):

For children under 3 years of age parents (legal representatives) of children submit a written application at the place where the child is observed, addressed to the head of a medical organization that includes a milk distribution point.

Pregnant women V antenatal clinic at the place of pregnancy observation, addressed to the head of a medical organization that includes a milk dispensing point, taking into account the territorial principle of servicing the antenatal clinic.

Nursing mothers submit a written application at the place where the child is observed, addressed to the head of a medical organization that includes a milk distribution point.

The following documents must be attached to the application:

For women – photocopies of the passport photo pages and the “place of residence” page

For children under the age of three years:

• photocopy;
• photocopy;
• photocopy (compulsory health insurance);
• photocopy of an identity document of one of the child’s parents (passport).

For children from large families under 7 years of age, disabled children, children under 15 years of age with chronic diseases - the documents indicated above for children under three years of age and a photocopy of documents confirming the child’s inclusion in a preferential category. Such a document is a certificate large family city ​​of Moscow, medical and social examination certificate, medical certificate confirming the presence of a chronic disease.

The issuance of a conclusion for the free supply of food products is carried out based on the results of a medical examination and is recorded in the medical documentation:

• For pregnant women – by an obstetrician-gynecologist in the “Individual Pregnant Woman’s Card” (form No. 111/U);
• For children - by a local pediatrician in the “History of Child Development” (on form No. 112/U);

How often will a prescription need to be filled?

A prescription for free food is issued for the following period:

• up to one month – for children of the first year of life and pregnant women,
• up to three months – for children aged one to three years and nursing mothers,
• up to six months – for children from large families, disabled children, chronically disabled children under 15 years of age

Dairy kitchens at children's clinics must now provide free food daily from 6:30 to 12:00 (previously, dairy kitchens were open until 10 am).

Suppliers of baby food for dairy kitchens

Tender for supply juice products for pregnant women and nursing mothers through milk distribution points in Moscow in 2014, PROGRESS LLC, a company producing baby food“FrutoNyanya” and baby food “Toddlers”. A contract with all Moscow districts (including Troitsky and Novomoskovsky) for the supply of non-concentrated fruit juice mixtures has already been concluded.

Tender for supply foods and complementary foods(canned meat, fruit and vegetable and homogenized fruit; vegetable and fruit juices and mixtures thereof) was won by the Agat company, whose main activity is wholesale trade food products. Since this is not a manufacturer of baby food, it is not possible to say which company will supply products and complementary foods.

Tender for additional purchases for the supply of dairy products(milk, kefir, cottage cheese) is not yet completed. The winner of the tender purchase is planned to be determined on July 10, 2014. Therefore, it is logical to assume that the dairy products issued in dairy kitchens will remain “Agusha” for now.

Supply dry adapted milk formula for children will be carried out by the company ROAO Moscow Zlatoglavaya, which produces dry milk-based baby food MIKAMILK and LVISHKA.

In the city of Moscow, free distribution of products included in the dairy kitchen range is based on:

1. All newborns are up to 12 months old, if they are bottle-fed due to the mother’s lack of breast milk (also in cases of combined feeding).
2. All babies are between 12 and 36 months old, whether they are breastfed or not.
3. All children under 7 years old if they are born or adopted in a large family.
4. Children with confirmed disabilities of any group.
5. Children with confirmed diagnoses chronic diseases(until age 15).
6. Pregnant women at all stages.
7. Breastfeeding women until the child is six months old (applies only to those cases when the child eats only breast milk, without artificial additions).

Important! All specified persons must have Moscow registration.

Standards for issuing and list of dairy products in Moscow

Dispensing rates directly depend on the age of the baby, as well as on the position of the mother (pregnant or nursing). The main supplier is the Agusha company. List of products in general view next:

1. Dairy and fermented milk mixtures , specially processed for baby food (“Agusha”).
2. Juices "Agusha" for children of all ages, with and without pulp: apple, pear, peach and mixes.
3. Fruit puree“Agusha”: berry (blueberry, currant) or fruit (apple, apricot), as well as berry-fruit mixes.
4. Vegetable puree“Bebivita” (from carrots, pumpkin, zucchini, broccoli and cauliflower).
5. Poultry puree, beef, turkey and veal, developed specifically for children of all ages with and without the addition of vegetable puree (Agusha and Bebivita brands).
6. Juices with vitamins, minerals, developed specifically for pregnant and lactating women at all stages (“Agusha”).
7. Specially processed milk, ultra-pasteurized with a fat content of 2.5% (“Agusha”).

What they serve at the dairy kitchen in Moscow (video)

Nursing mothers and pregnant women

Nursing mothers and those preparing to become them are offered 2 types of dairy products:

1. Milk.
2. The juice is fortified.

The issuance rates are presented in the tables.

For pregnant women:

For nursing mothers:

A set of dairy products in Moscow for children under 6 months

Newborn babies are entitled to formula milk, fruit puree and juices (some are given from 4 or 5 months), as well as dry porridge. The standards are indicated in the table.

Dairy kitchen for children aged 6 months to 3 years

Norms for children 7-8 months:

Norms for children 9-12 months:

Standards for children from 1 year to 2 years:

Standards for children from 2 to 3 years old:

Free dairy products for children from 7 to 15 years old and disabled children

Dairy cuisine or homemade cottage cheese (video)

List of documents required to obtain

List of all documents that need to be submitted to original form, next:

1. Birth certificate.
2. Mom's passport (indicating the corresponding registration).
3. Certificate of registration at a Moscow address, which is issued in the name of the child.
4. Medical policy in the name of the child.
5. Doctor's prescription with full list prescribed products for mother and/or child.
6. Other documents that give the right to preferential treatment - a certificate for a large family, medical certificates confirming the fact of a child’s chronic illness or disability group.

Procedure for issuing free meals at the dairy kitchen in 2018

To register the possibility of obtaining products from the dairy kitchen, you must collect full list documents, taking into account your specific situation (you may additionally need a certificate from a large family or medical certificates).

Who to contact for a recipe for dairy cuisine in Moscow and the Moscow region

To receive products, you need to write an application and receive a prescription, which is issued by your local pediatrician. He enters into the document a complete list of products that should be given to the mother and/or her child.

Products are usually issued within 10 working days from the day the full list of documents and application was submitted. Often in clinics the prescription itself is next month You can write out until the 25th of the current day (if it falls on a weekend, even earlier).

How often should a prescription be filled?

The frequency of prescription depends on the age of the child and the position of the mother:

• for pregnant women at all stages - for a calendar month;
• nursing mothers and children aged 12 to 36 months – for 3 months;
• for everyone else – for six months.

IN Lately it became possible to receive food for a month at once. This does not apply to perishable products (kefir, cottage cheese, etc.). A special application is provided, the form of which can be obtained directly at the point of issue.

Important! If the prescription is written out for a child, the mother must be present at the doctor’s appointment with him. Otherwise, the doctor will not be able to do this by law.

On the possibility of receiving products from a dairy kitchen without registration

There are opportunities to obtain dairy products if the location of the clinic and the registered address do not match. Here are some options:

1. If a citizen is registered in one district of Moscow, but lives in another, then it is sufficient, along with standard set documents, attach a statement that at the place of registration he does not receive any products from the dairy kitchen.
2. If a citizen is from out of town, but has issued temporary registration in Moscow, he has the same right to receive products as Muscovites with permanent registration.

All other cases – i.e. when visitors do not have temporary or permanent Moscow registration, they exclude the possibility of receiving food.

Addresses and opening hours of the dairy kitchen in Moscow and the Moscow region

Behind Last year The operating hours of dairy kitchens have been transformed based on the interests of mothers and babies, who find it more convenient to receive food early in the morning. Therefore, all kitchens start working from 06-30. As for the end of the shift, this usually happens before lunch (10-00, 11-00, 12-30).

The specific schedule can be clarified in several ways:

1. Find it online by typing in a search engine: “Moscow clinic No.__ dairy kitchen.”
2. By calling the clinic (each pick-up point is assigned to a specific hospital).

In total, there are more than 190 distribution points in Moscow. On the Internet you can see the location and operating mode of each of them.

Grocery kit in the dairy kitchen at 9 months (video)

Before receiving food, it is important to carefully consult with your pediatrician to include other foods in your baby's diet that will allow him to grow faster and feel good.

Documents required for dairy nutrition: 1. Child’s birth certificate (copy and copy). 2. Certificate of marriage, divorce, if the marriage is not registered, certificate of paternity or certificate f-25 of a single mother (copy and signature) 3. Certificate from the child’s place of residence confirming his cohabitation with the parent . 4. If parents are registered in different districts, a certificate of non-receipt of benefits is required from the UT and CZN of the district where the parent is registered. 5. Parents’ passports (2 and 5 pages) copy and copy. 6. Income (alimony, scholarship, pension, etc.) of parents for 3 months preceding the month of application 7. if parents do not work, work books about the last place of work, service, study (copy and copy) 8. Center certificates employment about receiving (not receiving) unemployment benefits

Documents for obtaining a certificate for food products for pregnant and lactating mothers: 1. Certificate of family composition (Housing Administration) 2/ Applicant’s passport, pages 1 and 5 (copy and cover) 3. Income of parents for 3 months preceding the month of application 4. if the parents do not work, work books about the last place of work, service, study (copy and signature) 5. Certificate from the central labor protection 6. For nursing mothers - a certificate from the pediatrician stating that the child is breastfed

Required documents for appointment monthly allowance up to 16 years old (142 rubles): 1. Child’s birth certificate (copy and copy). 2. Certificate of marriage, divorce, if the marriage is not registered, certificate of paternity or certificate f-25 of a single mother (copy and signature) 3. Certificate from the child’s place of residence confirming his cohabitation with the parent . 4. If parents are registered in different districts, a certificate of non-receipt of benefits is required from the UT and CZN of the district where the parent is registered. 5. Parents’ passports (2 and 5 pages) copy and copy. 6. Passbook or bank details (Sberbank) in the name of the applicant (copy and signature) 7. Income (alimony, scholarship, pension, etc.) of parents for 3 months preceding the month of application 8. if parents do not work, work books about the last place of work, service, study (copy and signature) 9. Certificates from the employment center about receipt (not receipt) of unemployment benefits 10. INN, SNILS 11. Certificate from school (child 16 years old) 12. Certificate from RUNO ( guardians)

Documents for assigning child care benefits for children up to 1.5 years old (2,674 rubles). 1. Information about cohabitation child with the applicant (from the housing department). 2. Parents’ passports (2 and 5 pages), copies and signatures, TIN, SNILS (applicant) 3. Child’s birth certificate (copies and signatures) 4. Marriage certificate (copies and signatures) 5. Employment history(copy and vile) (yours). 6. A certificate from the place of work of the child’s father stating that he does not use parental leave and does not receive child care benefits. 7. Sber. book or cash receipt order of a plastic card (Sberbank) addressed to the applicant (copy and signature) 8. Certificate from a state body. employment service about non-payment of unemployment benefits, form for assigning child care benefits up to 1.5 years.