The "Digital Assistance" project, initiated by the "United Russia" party, is aimed at supporting schoolchildren in the Kursk Region who are forced to study remotely this academic year due to the difficult situation in the region.
The main goal of the project is to provide high-quality distance learning, including assistance in purchasing the necessary equipment for online learning. The Ministry of Education and Science of the Kursk Region is actively collecting applications from families in need of such assistance.
The project is open to private individuals, businesses and authorities. Donations of equipment and financial resources can be sent through the regional coordinator of "Digital Russia" in the Kursk Region, Deputy Chairman of the Kursk Regional Duma Konstantin Komkov.
The federal coordinator of the project and member of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy Anton Nemkin stressed that the project is focused on ensuring that Kursk schoolchildren from border areas can continue to receive quality education, despite the difficulties. Some funds have already been raised, and the project continues to gain support.
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