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2024: Open children's rehabilitation complex for ₽2 billion
On October 7, 2024, the grand opening of the Salyut rehabilitation and educational complex, created to help children with disabilities, took place in Ufa. Investments in the project amounted to about ₽2 billion, which made it possible to create a unique institution that unites medical, social and educational rehabilitation.
According to the press service of the head of the Republic of Bashkortostan, the Salyut complex was built on the basis of the former sanatorium of the same name in the Kirovsky district of Ufa. The decision to create it was made in November 2018 after the meeting of the head of the region Radiy Khabirov with the parents of children with special needs.
The total area of the buildings of the complex is 25.7 thousand square meters. m. Salyut includes a rehabilitation center for 250 visits per day, hospitals with a medical unit, a children's center for neuropsychiatrics and epileptology, and a Yondoz school for 192 places. It is expected that annually the institution will be able to serve up to 7 thousand children with disabilities.
The head of Bashkortostan Radiy Khabirov noted that more than 20 thousand children with special needs live in the republic, who need attention and comfortable conditions for development. He stressed that Salyut will become the flagship in the field of rehabilitation and comprehensive support for families with special children.
As part of the opening ceremony, the head of the region examined the territory of the institution, visited the rehabilitation and medical units, the hospital wards, as well as the Yondoz educational center. Special attention was paid to the possibility of creating methodological centers on the basis of Salyut for training students of medical and pedagogical universities.
Rector of Bashkir State Medical University Valentin Pavlov announced plans to place a branch of one of the university departments in the complex. This will improve the training of specialists to work with children with disabilities.[1]
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