Maintains interaction with the Coordination Council of the International Union “Commonwealth of Public Organizations of Veterans (Pensioners) of Independent States,” which unites a number of veteran organizations of the CIS and Baltic countries. Cooperates with veteran organizations of Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine.
Regional branches of the organization
Moscow city public organization of pensioners, war veterans, labor veterans, Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies
Moscow city public organization of pensioners, war and labor veterans, Armed Forces And law enforcement(short name - Moscow City Public Organization of Veterans, MGOOV) was created at the City Founding Conference on March 21, 1987.
Today the Moscow Veterans Organization is one of the largest not only in the capital, but throughout Russian Federation. It has a coherent structure that unites 10 district, 123 district, 1050 primary veteran organizations at the place of residence, 185 in enterprises and institutions, 60 in higher education institutions. educational institutions.
The Moscow City Public Organization of Veterans includes 55 collective members. Among them: Moscow public organization of war veterans, Moscow city public organization of veterans of the Armed Forces, Public organization of veterans of the internal affairs bodies of the city of Moscow, Moscow Residents Association besieged Leningrad and other veterans organizations.
More than 2.7 million veterans and pensioners live in the capital, of which 1.8 million people are registered with primary veteran organizations at their place of residence.
The permanent executive body of the city veterans' organization is the Moscow City Council of Veterans (MGCV) with 111 members and its Presidium with 32 members.
Chairman of the Moscow City Council of Veterans - twice Hero of Socialist Labor Vladimir Ivanovich Dolgikh.
Penza regional organization of the All-Russian public organization of veterans (pensioners) of war, labor, Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies
Abbreviated as Penza Regional Council of Veterans (Pensioners) of War, Labor, Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies.
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The All-Russian Public Organization of Veterans (Pensioners) of War, Labor, Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies is one of the oldest and largest public veteran organizations in the Russian Federation, founded back in Soviet time.
History of the organization
All-Union Organization of War and Labor Veterans was formed back in Soviet times, during the years of “perestroika” on December 17, 1986 at the founding conference of war and labor veterans. At the same time, regional branches of the organization were created - regional, regional and republican Councils of Veterans. The first chairman of the All-Union Council of Veterans was 72-year-old Kirill Mazurov, former member Politburo of the CPSU Central Committee.
Maintains interaction with the Coordination Council of the International Union "Commonwealth of Public Organizations of Veterans (Pensioners) of Independent States", which unites a number of veteran organizations of the CIS and Baltic countries. Cooperates with veteran organizations of Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine.
- - Messrs. - Mazurov, Kirill Trofimovich;
- - Messrs. - Ogarkov, Nikolai Vasilievich;
- - Messrs. - Trunov, Mikhail Petrovich;
- - Messrs. - Karabanov, Dmitry Ivanovich.
- 2015 - present - Balagurov Alexey Kuzmich
Social and political activities
Regional branches of the organization
Moscow city public organization of pensioners, war veterans, labor veterans, Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies
The Moscow City Public Organization of Pensioners, War Veterans, Labor Veterans, the Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies (abbreviated name - Moscow City Public Organization of Veterans, MGOOV) was created at the City Founding Conference on March 21, 1987.
Today, the Moscow Veterans Organization is one of the largest not only in the capital, but throughout the Russian Federation. It has a coherent structure that unites 10 district, 123 district, 1050 primary veterans' organizations at the place of residence, 185 at enterprises and institutions, 60 at higher educational institutions.
The Moscow City Public Organization of Veterans includes 55 collective members. Among them: the Moscow public organization of war veterans, the Moscow city public organization of veterans of the Armed Forces, the public organization of veterans of the internal affairs bodies of the city of Moscow, the Moscow association of residents of besieged Leningrad and other veterans’ organizations.
More than 2.7 million veterans and pensioners live in the capital, of which 1.8 million people are registered with primary veteran organizations at their place of residence.
The permanent executive body of the city veterans' organization is the Moscow City Council of Veterans (MGCV) with 111 members and its Presidium with 32 members.
Chairman of the Moscow City Council of Veterans - twice Hero of Socialist Labor Vladimir Ivanovich Dolgikh.
Penza regional organization of the All-Russian public organization of veterans (pensioners) of war, labor, Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies
Abbreviated as Penza Regional Council of Veterans (Pensioners) of War, Labor, Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies.
The founding conference of the organization took place on March 28, 1987.
The chairman of the organization (since December 14, 2005) is Viktor Fedorovich Grudzenko.
On the website of the Government of the Penza region.
Vladivostok city public organization of pensioners, war veterans, labor veterans, Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies
The Chairman of the Vladivostok City Council of Veterans is retired colonel Yakov Grigorievich Kan.
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A few days after this, at one of the charming holidays that Helen gave at her dacha on Kamenny Island, she was presented with a middle-aged man, with hair as white as snow and black sparkling eyes, the charming Mr. de Jobert, un jesuite a robe courte, [g n Jaubert, a Jesuit in a short dress,] who for a long time in the garden, under the light of illumination and the sounds of music, talked with Helen about the love of God, of Christ, of the heart mother of god and about the consolations provided in this and in the future life by the one true Catholic religion. Helen was touched, and several times both she and Mr. Jobert had tears in their eyes and their voices trembled. The dance to which the gentleman came to call Helen upset her conversation with her future directeur de conscience [guardian of conscience]; but the next day Mr. de Jobert came alone in the evening to Helen and from that time began to visit her often.One day he took the countess to a Catholic church, where she knelt before the altar to which she was led. A middle-aged, charming Frenchman put his hands on her head, and, as she herself later said, she felt something like a breath of fresh wind that descended into her soul. They explained to her that it was la grace [grace].
Then they brought her the abbot a robe longue [in long dress], he confessed her and absolved her of her sins. The next day they brought her a box containing the sacrament and left it at home for her to use. After a few days, Helen learned to her satisfaction that she had now entered into true Catholic Church and that one of these days dad himself will find out about her and send her some kind of paper.
Everything that was done during this time around her and with her, all this attention paid to her by so many smart people and expressed in such pleasant, refined forms, and the dovelike purity in which she now found herself (she had been wearing white dresses with white ribbons all this time) - all this gave her pleasure; but because of this pleasure she did not miss her goal for a minute. And as it always happens that in the matter of cunning a stupid person deceives smarter ones, she, realizing that the purpose of all these words and troubles was mainly to convert her to Catholicism, to take money from her in favor of Jesuit institutions (about which she made hints), Helen, before giving money, insisted that those various operations be performed on her that would free her from her husband. In her concepts, the meaning of any religion consisted only in observing certain decency while satisfying human desires. And for this purpose, in one of her conversations with her confessor, she urgently demanded from him an answer to the question of the extent to which her marriage binds her.
They were sitting in the living room by the window. It was twilight. The smell of flowers came from the window. Helen was wearing a white dress that was see-through on her shoulders and chest. The abbot, well-fed, and with a plump, smoothly shaved beard, a pleasant strong mouth and white hands folded meekly on his knees, sat close to Helen and with a thin smile on his lips, peacefully - with a gaze admiring her beauty, he occasionally looked at her face and expressed his gaze to the question that was on their mind. Helen smiled restlessly, looked at his curly hair, smoothly shaved, blackening full cheeks, and every minute waited for a new turn in the conversation. But the abbot, although apparently enjoying the beauty and intimacy of his interlocutor, was carried away by the skill of his craft.
The line of reasoning of the leader of conscience was as follows. In ignorance of the significance of what you were doing, you took a vow of marital fidelity to a man who, on his part, by entering into marriage and not believing in the religious significance of marriage, committed blasphemy. This marriage did not have the double meaning that it should have. But despite this, your vow bound you. You stepped away from him. What did you accomplish with this? Peche veniel or peche mortel? [A venial sin or a mortal sin?] Peche veniel, because you committed the act without bad intent. If you now, with the goal of having children, entered into a new marriage, then your sin could be forgiven. But the question again splits into two: first...
“But I think,” said the suddenly bored Helen with her charming smile, “that I, having entered the true religion, cannot be bound by what the false religion has imposed on me.”
The Directeur de conscience [Guardian of Conscience] was amazed at this Columbus egg placed before him with such simplicity. He was delighted with the unexpected speed of his student’s success, but could not abandon the edifice of arguments he had built with mental labor.
“Entendons nous, comtesse, [Let’s look into the matter, Countess," he said with a smile and began to refute the reasoning of his spiritual daughter.
Helen understood that the matter was very simple and easy from a spiritual point of view, but that her leaders made difficulties only because they feared how the secular authorities would look at this matter.
And as a result, Helen decided that it was necessary to prepare this matter in society. She aroused the jealousy of the old nobleman and told him the same thing as the first seeker, that is, she posed the question in such a way that the only means of obtaining rights to her was to marry her. The old important personage was at first as amazed by this proposal to marry from a living husband as the first young face; but Helen’s unshakable confidence that it was as simple and natural as a girl getting married had an effect on him too. If even the slightest signs of hesitation, shame or secrecy had been noticeable in Helen herself, then her case would undoubtedly have been lost; but not only were these signs of secrecy and shame absent, but, on the contrary, she, with simplicity and good-natured naivety, told her close friends (and this was all of Petersburg) that both the prince and the nobleman had proposed to her and that she loved both and was afraid of upsetting him and another.
A rumor immediately spread throughout St. Petersburg, not that Helen wanted to divorce her husband (if this rumor had spread, many would have rebelled against such an illegal intention), but a rumor directly spread that the unfortunate, interesting Helen was at a loss about which of the two should she marry? The question was no longer to what extent this was possible, but only which party was more profitable and how the court would look at it. There were indeed some stubborn people who did not know how to rise to the heights of the question and saw in this plan a desecration of the sacrament of marriage; but there were few of them, and they were silent, the majority were interested in questions about the happiness that befell Helen, and which choice was better. They didn’t talk about whether it was good or bad to marry a living husband, because this question, obviously, had already been decided for people smarter than you and me (as they said) and to doubt the correctness of the solution to the question meant risking showing one’s stupidity and inability live in the light.
CHARTER
All-Russian public organization of veterans (pensioners) of war, labor, Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies
1. General Provisions
The All-Russian public organization of veterans (pensioners) of war, labor, the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies (hereinafter referred to as the “Organization”, “All-Russian organization of veterans”) is a voluntary public association of citizens based on their common interests to protect the legal rights of veterans, pensioners, disabled people, ensuring their worthy position in society and satisfaction of spiritual needs.
The organization's activities are carried out on the territory of the Russian Federation and are based on the principles of voluntariness and equality of members, self-government and legality, in strict accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation and other laws of the Russian Federation.
Part All-Russian organization veterans include veteran organizations of republics, territories, regions, districts of Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region. The Organization consists of: All-Russian Public Organization of War and Military Service Veterans, Public Organization of Veterans of Internal Affairs Bodies and Internal Troops of Russia, industry and other organizations of veterans.
Members of the Organization are veterans, pensioners, disabled people of war, labor, civil service, military service, Armed Forces and others military formations, law enforcement agencies, members of primary veteran organizations,
The All-Russian Veterans Organization participates in election campaigns in accordance with federal laws and laws of constituent entities of the Russian Federation on elections.
The All-Russian Veterans Organization works in close cooperation with the Federation Council, the State Duma, the President and Government of the Russian Federation, other federal authorities, state power subjects of the Federation and local self-government; submits for their consideration socio-economic programs and proposals to improve the lives and protect the rights of veterans, pensioners and disabled people; cooperates with public and religious organizations ; maintains contacts with veteran organizations of foreign countries.
The All-Russian Organization of Veterans is part of the Commonwealth (Union) of Veterans' Organizations of Independent States.
The All-Russian Organization of Veterans is a legal entity, has separate property, an independent balance sheet, settlement and other accounts, including foreign currency accounts in bank institutions, a round seal and stamps with its name, and other necessary details.
Location of the permanent governing bodyOrganizations - Presidium of the Veterans Council - Moscow.
2. Goals and objectives of the Organization
All-Russian Veterans Organization
Protects the civil, socio-economic, labor, personal rights and freedoms of the older generation, seeks to improve their material well-being, living conditions, trade, consumer, medical and other types of services. It's alright defined by law and this Charter, exercises public control over the implementation of the Federal Law “On Veterans”, legislation on social protection of disabled people, on pensions and benefits established for veterans, pensioners and disabled people;
- promotes their involvement in feasible work, organizes economic activity veteran organizations, promotes the creation of enterprises of various forms of ownership, and conducts charitable work;
- promotes the establishment of high moral and spiritual values in society, the preservation and enrichment of the national cultures of the peoples of the Russian Federation, attracts veterans to participate in the patriotic education of youth, transmitting to them the best traditions in work and service to the Fatherland;
- consistently carries out work to prepare a reserve of personnel for veterans' councils; takes care of effective use life experience of war and labor veterans; takes timely measures to update the composition of members of veterans' councils, keeping in mind the careful and careful attitude to the veteran asset;
- promotes the achievement of civil harmony and peace between peoples, opposes any manifestations of nationalism and extremism;
- participates in the creation of museums of military and labor glory, proper maintenance of military graves, monuments, obelisks and memorial plaques;
- takes part in the work of legislative and executive federal government bodies, government bodies of constituent entities of the Russian Federation and local self-government when discussing issues of life of veterans, pensioners and disabled people, in the development of relevant regulations on these issues;
Seeks to solve the fundamental social problem - to reach every veteran, pensioner, and disabled person; providing them with the necessary moral and material support;
- disseminates information about its activities, establishes mass media, carries out publishing activities;
- resolutely opposes any attempts aimed at reducing living standards, encroaching on the interests of veterans, pensioners, disabled people, participants in local and other wars, as well as persons affected by radiation and other man-made disasters, if necessary, holds events of support or protest: meetings, rallies , demonstrations, pickets;
- takes initiatives on various issues of public life, makes specific proposals to state authorities and local governments on social programs;
- joins international public associations, acquires rights and bears responsibilities corresponding to the status of these international public associations, maintains direct international contacts and comprehensive connections, receives delegations from foreign countries;
Carries out foreign economic activities. The organization carries out business activities consistent with its statutory goals and objectives. To maintain it, the Organization can create business partnerships, societies and other business organizations, as well as acquire property.
The Organization fully assumes the rights and obligations provided for by the Federal Law “On Public Associations”, including annually informing the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation about the continuation of its activities, indicating the location of the permanent governing body, its name and information about the leaders of the Organization in the volume of information included in the unified State Register.
3. Membership, rights and obligations
Members of the organization can be individuals and legal entities - public associations of citizens that recognize the goals of the veteran movement, the Charter of the Organization.
Individual members of the organization are citizens of the Russian Federation: pensioners, disabled people and veterans of the Great Patriotic War, military operations, military service, public service, labor and law enforcement agencies, as well as foreign citizens and stateless persons - pensioners and disabled people living on the territory of the Russian Federation. Federations, regardless of nationality, race, religion.
Admission to membership in the All-Russian Veterans Organization is carried out by the primary organization upon the oral or written application of the applicant. Membership decision legal entity is adopted by the Presidium of the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization, and in the regions - by the governing bodies of the Organization on the basis of a decision of the competent body of the relevant public association.
Members of the Organization - individuals and legal entities - have equal rights and bear equal responsibilities.
Members of the Organization have the right:
Enjoy the support of the veteran organization in protecting their rights and legitimate interests in relations with government agencies and local government bodies, public organizations, as well as in the case of nomination as candidates for deputies to legislative bodies of state power and local government;
- elect and be elected to the governing bodies of veterans' organizations at all levels (from legal entities - their representatives);
- participate in the discussion of issues related to the work of veteran organizations.
Members of the Organization, to the best of their ability and health, participate in the implementation of the goals and objectives of the Organization, carry out instructions from veterans’ councils, help increase the authority of the veteran organization among the population, and voluntarily support it financially.
Members of the All-Russian Veterans Organization are obliged to strengthen the unity of the ranks of the veteran movement in every possible way.
A member of the Organization may leave it by filing an application or expelling him from the Organization if he violates the Charter. The decision on exclusion is made by the body that admits to the Organization, or by the Presidium of the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization. The decision to expel can be appealed to the higher authorities of the Organization up to the Congress of the Organization.
4. Organizational building
All-Russian Veterans Organization
The All-Russian organization of veterans is built on the territorial-production principle.
The basis of the All-Russian Veterans Organization is made up of primary veterans' organizations created at enterprises, institutions, agricultural organizations, educational institutions and at places of residence.
In veterans' organizations, councils, committees, sections, groups, clubs and other associations of veterans are created for the professional and other vital interests of war veterans and disabled people, as well as participants in international military actions abroad. Structural divisions of the Veterans Organization: primary, district, city, district (prefectural) in cities and organizations of constituent entities of the Russian Federation are independent in carrying out their activities and, in the manner prescribed by law, can acquire the rights of a legal entity. They are guided by this Charter.
Members of the Organization - public associations retain their independence and rights as a legal entity.
5. Competence and order of education governing bodies All-Russian Veterans Organization
The highest body of the All-Russian Veterans Organization is the Congress, which is convened once every five years.
Extraordinary congresses may be convened on the initiative of the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization, at the request of at least one third total number district, regional, regional, republican organizations and organizations
Moscow, St. Petersburg and Leningrad region.
Congress of the All-Russian Veterans Organization
Determines the main directions of activity of veteran organizations;
- hears reports from the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization and adopts decisions on them;
- approves the Charter of the All-Russian Veterans Organization, makes additions and changes to it, adopts the Regulations on the Audit Commission;
- elects for a period of five years the Council of the All-Russian Organization of Veterans and the Audit Commission in the composition determined by the Congress;
- gives the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization and its regional and local bodies the right to, in necessary cases, replenish (co-opt) the composition of the Council instead of those who have retired up to 1/3 of its members;
- makes decisions on the reorganization or liquidation of the Organization; discusses other issues related to the activities of the veteran organization.
In the period between congresses, the activities of the All-Russian Veterans Organization are managed by the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization.
Plenums of the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization are convened as needed, but at least once a year.
The Congress of Veterans, plenary sessions of the Council, the Presidium of the Council and the Bureau of the Presidium are considered valid if at least half of the elected delegates and members of these bodies participate in their work; decisions are made by a majority vote of those present.
Decisions of the congress on amendments to the Charter, reorganization or liquidation of the Organization are made by at least two-thirds of the votes of delegates, with a quorum determined by this clause of the Charter. The form of voting at congresses, conferences, meetings and plenary sessions of the Council and the Presidium of the Council is open.
Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization
- convenes congresses of the Organization, including extraordinary ones, establishes the norm of representation and the procedure for electing delegates to the Congress; organizes the implementation of congress decisions;
- represents the Veterans Organization in government and public bodies and organizations, develops the position of the veteran organization on draft laws and regulations of the federal legislative and executive authorities;
- participates together with other interested organizations in studying the problems of the veteran movement, develops scientific and practical recommendations on them;
- if necessary, replenishes the Council in place of those who leave (up to one third of its members).
To manage the activities of the All-Russian Veterans Organization in the period between plenums, the Council elects the Presidium of the Council for the term of its powers. V consisting of the chairman, first deputy chairman, deputy chairmen, executive secretary of the Council and members of the Presidium in the number determined by the Council.
Chairman of the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization
Organizes the implementation of decisions of the Congress, plenary sessions of the Council, the Presidium of the Council and the Bureau, manages the current activities of the Council and its Presidium, represents the Organization in relations with state, public, and business organizations both in the Russian Federation and abroad, conducts meetings of the Council, the Presidium of the Council and his Bureau issues orders.
Presidium of the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization
- creates the Bureau of the Presidium consisting of the Chairman of the Council, his deputies, the executive secretary of the Council, and members of the Presidium; organizes the implementation of decisions of congresses and plenums of the Council, considers other issues of the activities of veteran organizations at its meetings, forms commissions and other formations of the Council in certain areas; provides practical assistance to veteran organizations, summarizes and disseminates the experience of their work;
- makes decisions on the creation and termination of the activities of publishing houses, newspapers, magazines, including participation in joint publishing houses;
- resolves other issues of the Organization’s activities that are not within the exclusive competence of the Congress and the Council of Veterans;
- holds its meetings as necessary, but at least once every four months.
Bureau of the Presidium
- exercises control over the implementation of decisions of congresses, plenums and presidiums of the Council;
- approves the cost estimate of the Veterans Organization Council, staffing;
- makes decisions on the creation and termination of the activities of branches, branches, representative offices of the Organization, economic entities of the Organization: partnerships, societies and other economic organizations;
- determines measures to encourage activists of veteran organizations and employees of the apparatus for active participation in the work; for services to the Fatherland, nominates for state awards of the Russian Federation; resolves current issues regarding the activities of the Veterans Council;
- holds its meetings as necessary, but at least once every three months.
Audit committee The All-Russian Veterans Organization carries out its activities on the basis of the Regulations on the Audit Commission, approved by the Congress. Members of the Audit Commission take part in the work of the plenary meetings of the Council and its Presidium with the right of an advisory vote.
Governing bodies of regional and local veteran organizations
- The highest body of the republican, regional, regional, Moscow and St. Petersburg and Leningrad region, district, district, city, district (prefectural) veterans' organization in the city is the corresponding republican, regional, regional, district, district, city, district (prefectural) conference in the city, which convenes once every five years. To carry out day-to-day management, the conference elects for a period of no more than five years the corresponding council of veterans in the composition and number determined by it;
- to manage the activities of the regional organization of veterans between the plenums of the Council, for the term of its powers, the Council elects the Presidium of the Council consisting of the chairman, deputy chairman, executive secretary of the Council and other members of the Council in the number established by the Council. To resolve current issues, it is possible to create a Bureau of the Council Presidium.
Republican, regional, regional, Moscow and St. Petersburg and Leningrad region, district, district, city, district (prefectural) veterans' councils in cities
Direct and coordinate the activities of veterans’ primary, district, city organizations, district (prefectural) organizations in cities, inform the public about their work;
Represent regional veterans in state and public bodies and organizations; keep records of veteran organizations; form commissions and other formations in certain areas, attracting a wide range of veteran activists;
- create a fund (branches of the fund) for veterans;
- hold reporting and election conferences at which veterans' councils and audit commissions are elected by open voting;
- elect delegates to the Congress of the veteran organization according to the norm determined by the Council of the All-Russian Veterans Organization;
If necessary, they replenish (co-opt) the composition of the Council instead of those who have retired (up to one third of its members).
The conference of regional and local bodies, veterans' councils, the Presidium and the Bureau of the Presidium of the councils of these organizations are considered competent if more than half of the delegates and members of these bodies participate in their work; decisions on all issues are made by a simple majority of votes.
6. Primary organizations of veterans
Primary organizations of veterans at enterprises, institutions, agricultural organizations, educational institutions, and at places of residence elect by open vote for a period of two to three years a council of the veteran organization in the composition and number determined general meeting veterans.
In large primary organizations, groups and councils of veterans can be created in workshops, villages, streets and houses. General issues the life and activities of these organizations can be considered at relevant conferences and general meetings.
Meetings of veterans in primary organizations to discuss issues of their activities, admission and exclusion from the organization, election of delegates to district, city, district conferences in cities are held as necessary, but at least once a year.
Conferences and meetings are considered valid if more than half of the elected delegates and members of these organizations take part in their work. Decisions at meetings and conferences in primary organizations are made, as a rule, by a simple majority of votes of those present.
Primary Veterans Organization
Maintains personal records of the composition of the veteran organization based on oral or written requests from veterans;
systematically studies the living conditions and financial situation of pensioners, disabled people, war and labor veterans;
- with the participation of veteran activists and social protection authorities, helps lonely, sick, elderly pensioners, disabled people, low-income veterans and creates the necessary documentation for this;
- in the organization, certificates of membership in this veterans organization can be introduced and handed over to veterans; with the consent of the organization’s members, it is possible to accept voluntary membership contributions for the organization of statutory activities and the provision of material assistance to needy veterans;
- takes care to protect the honor and dignity of veterans, pensioners and disabled people, provides them with assistance in improving material and living conditions, medical and other social services, considers and resolves these issues together with the administration and trade union organizations of relevant enterprises, institutions, housing and communal services; Special attention pays attention to war veterans, home front workers, participants in military operations at home and abroad, as well as disabled people;
- organizes the participation of veterans in everyday public life, involves them in the work of educating young people;
- promotes the involvement of pensioners in feasible work activities;
- creates veterans' clubs of interest;
- maintains close contacts with military units and military commissariats, carries out various joint events with them, and works to maintain military graves and monuments of military glory in proper order.
The primary organization may, in accordance with the procedure established by law, have the right of a legal entity.
7. Funds and property of veterans organizations
Funds for veterans organizations are generated
- from voluntary contributions and donations;
- from possible funds allocated by federal government bodies, government bodies of constituent entities of the Russian Federation and local government bodies;
- proceeds from lectures, exhibitions, lotteries, auctions and other events;
- income from entrepreneurial foreign economic activity, publishing activities, civil transactions;
- other income not prohibited by law.
The funds of the Organization are used only for the purposes provided for by its Charter and are not subject to redistribution among members of the Organization.
Veterans' organizations may own buildings, structures, land plots, housing stock, equipment, inventory, property for cultural, educational and recreational purposes, cash, shares, other securities and other property necessary to ensure the work provided for by this Charter.
The property may also include publishing houses and other enterprises, charitable institutions, sanatoriums and various recreation centers created or acquired at the expense of veterans’ organizations in accordance with its statutory goals.
Veteran organizations can create and own their own media.
The owner of the Organization's property is the Organization as a whole. Members of the Organization have no right to a share of the Organization's property. Territorial organizations included in the All-Russian Organization of Veterans as independent entities are the owners of the property belonging to them. Veterans' councils at all levels independently manage their funds.
8. Termination of the activities of the All-Russian Veterans Organization
Reorganization or liquidation of the All-Russian Veterans Organization may be carried out by decision of its Congress, as well as the court, in the manner and on the grounds established by law.
The reorganization and liquidation of the Organization is carried out in accordance with the requirements of civil and other legislation of the Russian Federation.
The property of the Organization upon termination of its activities by decision of the Congress, after settlements with creditors, is directed to the purposes provided for in this Charter.
Documents on the personnel (full-time employees) of the Organization upon termination of its activities in the established manner are transferred for storage to archival institutions of the Russian Federation.
Amendments and additions to this Charter have been adopted IV Congress of the All-Russian Public Organization of Veterans (Pensioners) of War, Labor, Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies
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Council of pensioners, war veterans, labor veterans, armed forces and law enforcement agencies of the Marfino district |
127427 Moscow st. Academician Koroleva, 28, building 1, apt. 4 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Chairman |
Mukhina Raisa Dmitrievna |
8 495 639-71-33 |
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Primary organization Veterans No. 1 (BY 1) |
127427 Moscow st. Academician Koroleva, 28, building 1, apartment 4 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Chairman |
Pelevina Nina Nikolaevna |
8 495 639-71-33 |
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Primary organization of veterans No. 2 (PO-2) |
st. Divisional Commander Orlova 8 entrance 8 kv.107 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Chairman |
Kovalchuk Nina Lyatifovna |
8 499-488-65-24 |
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Primary organization of veterans No. 3 (PO-3) |
Moscow 127276 Academician Komarova str., 6 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Chairman |
Kirsanova Lyudmila Vissarionovna |
8 495 618-92-61 |
Goals and objectives
In accordance with the Charter of the Moscow city public organization of pensioners, war veterans, labor veterans, the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies, the organization of veterans of the North-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow was created for the purposes of:
- promoting the protection of the rights and interests of veterans and pensioners, ensuring conditions for their worthy position in society;
- improving and developing joint partnership activities with the legislative and executive authorities of the North-Eastern Administrative District, aimed at strengthening social support for older Muscovites and, above all, disabled people, participants in the Great Patriotic War. Providing targeted assistance to single and lonely veterans;
- promoting the active participation of veterans in the life of the district, district and city. Involving them in participation in the patriotic education of students, cultural events held at the scale of the district, district and city;
- exercising control over compliance with legislation on pensions and benefits established for veterans by the Federal Law “On Veterans” and other regulations.
Objectives of North-East Administrative Okrug veterans’ organizations:
- active participation of veterans' councils in the implementation of the Address of the President of the Russian Federation. and, above all, in the field of patriotic education of youth and the unity of society. Increasing the level of organizational work in the veteran movement, strengthening its unity and cohesion;
- promoting the establishment of high moral and spiritual values in society, the preservation and enrichment of the national culture and traditions of the peoples of the Russian Federation. Strengthening the unity and cohesion of society, creating intransigence towards any manifestations of separatism, extremism, national hatred, chauvinism and other manifestations of anti-patriotism, lack of spirituality and immorality;
- interaction with health authorities, taking the necessary measures to improve the quality of medical care for veterans at their place of residence;
- participation, in accordance with the procedure established by law, in the preparation and holding of state and national celebrations of significant dates, the creation of centers for the patriotic education of youth, museums of labor and military glory, making the necessary proposals for the proper maintenance of military graves, monuments, obelisks and memorial plaques;
- sending the necessary information materials to the media about the activities of veterans' organizations, legal and social protection of veterans.
Veterans' councils began to be created back in 1986, when the All-Union Organization of War and Labor Veterans was formed on December 17.
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At the same time, regional branches of the organization were immediately created, which worked with veterans and pensioners, helped them in social and other issues and provided public employment.
Such councils operate to this day, existing within government agencies and as a separate entity. Therefore, you should know what the main tasks of the Veterans Council are in 2020, and how such organizations work.
General provisions
Veterans' councils, including those in Moscow, are created and operate to protect the rights and help in their implementation of labor and war veterans, pensioners and disabled people who need increased social protection.
Participation in the Council is voluntary, but joining it imposes certain responsibilities and rules of conduct, for failure to comply with which there is a risk of simply being expelled from the organization.
Often veterans who are not even members of the Council can turn to such organizations; they are also helped and their problems are solved.
In addition, such organizations are also involved in the patriotic education of young people, organizing themed concerts, events, as well as meetings with famous fellow countrymen, most often war veterans, who distinguished themselves in defending the Motherland and left a mark on the history of their native land.
Like all Councils, veterans' organizations also have a chairman, his deputies and other leaders, but decisions are made jointly, at a meeting of a commission of current members.
In addition, there are local branches of veterans’ councils, which are supervised by regional ones, and they, in turn, are subordinate to all-Russian ones; this distribution makes it possible to cover the needs of all veterans and pensioners.
Important Concepts
To understand the functioning of the Veterans Council, it is necessary to understand certain concepts used in the field. Thus, this will help to better understand the specifics of the work, as well as establish who is responsible for what in such structures.
| Term | Meaning |
| Veteran | A person who participated in military operations on the territory of Russia or other countries on instructions from the military command, or has certain merits in labor that were awarded awards. The concept of veteran implies a long period of service or work in a certain field, during which certain achievements were obtained |
| Social support | Measures that are used by government agencies or public organizations to help people in need and solve their problems of a material, social or legal nature. Social support can be expressed in the form of payment of a certain amount of money, free receipt of any service, or consultations with experts in a certain field |
| Public organization | A voluntary association of citizens of a non-state nature, which was created on the basis of common interests and goals. Has a certain influence on most areas of human activity, and is often involved in helping certain people in various aspects of life |
Goals of Veterans Organizations
The officially declared goals of veterans' organizations are, of course, to improve the financial condition of veterans and protect their legal rights, but there are other areas of activity.
Thus, the following can be added to the goals of veterans’ councils:
Legal basis
Basically, when working, veterans' organizations rely on the law 5-FZ "On Veterans", which describes which people can receive the status of a veteran, their right to certain benefits and assistance from the state and other nuances relating specifically to persons with veteran status, and we're talking about both about workers and military.
Therefore, all work to protect veterans of the Great Patriotic War and their rights occur precisely according to this legislation, which is also adhered to by the Veterans Council.
The right to form public organizations is spelled out in the Constitution of the Russian Federation and its Article 30, which states that citizens can freely unite, including in trade unions, in order to protect the rights and interests of citizens. At the same time, only individuals, and the prosecutor’s office monitors their compliance with the laws.
Important aspects
Veteran organizations have their own structure, which allows for management at all levels, but at the same time, these organizations are no different from public ones, and are even subject to the same laws.
After all, the legal norms do not say anything about veterans’ associations and therefore such organizations operate on a general basis. But at the same time, there is a charter of the association, which determines the structural division into different organizations.
Also of particular interest are the nuances associated with the financing of veteran organizations, as well as how they can cease their activities.
Organization structure
Veterans' organizations and their structures vary depending on the department in which they are organized and the scope of the work. But in most cases, everything is managed by the All-Russian Council of Veterans, to which the federal districts, in which coordination councils work, are subordinate.
Next come veterans' associations by type of activity, if there are any, these may be organizations working under educational institutions, military structures and others. But this separate categories, and regional structures are directly subordinate to the federal districts.
At the bottom level are the primary organizations of veterans, which work in populated areas and within the district, and also directly interact with future and current members of the Council.
Each department is led by a Chairman, who has assistants and deputies. The main power lies with the members of the public organization, and all decisions are made through public meetings, for example, at conferences or meetings.
Those who serve on the Veterans Council have both rights and responsibilities that must be met to maintain membership. Among the rights of participants are:
- the right to election and to be elected to governing and supervisory bodies different levels veteran structure;
- use the support of the organization to protect rights and interests;
- take part in other public organizations;
- understand the activities of the veterans’ organization at its various levels, as well as make constructive proposals for improving work;
- participate in the organization’s events;
- carry out instructions from the structure to the extent possible;
- financially support the association.
Also, members of veterans' councils have few responsibilities. They consist of working to increase the authority of the veterans’ organization among the population, as well as potential members, participating in the work of the organization and carrying out assignments, as well as participating in sponsoring activities, but provided that this allows financial situation.
How are funds generated for the company?
Funds for the company can be generated through the payment of a membership fee, as well as voluntary donations from members of the organization. In addition, it is possible to attract sponsors who are interested in helping veterans, cooperate with companies and the government.
Most often, in addition to private sponsors, veterans' councils are sponsored by the state, which provides not only grants, but also other benefits, especially in terms of tax payments.
Thus, if there is a sponsor who has declared income and is ready to help, the veterans’ council can receive funds from him, and all funds spent are accountable and strictly controlled by higher branches and law enforcement agencies.
Termination mechanism
The liquidation of a public organization, which includes veterans, occurs by decision of the congress of members of the association, as required by the organization’s charter. Also, termination may be a court decision that was made in accordance with Article 44 of the Law “On Public Associations”.
The property that remains after the liquidation of the organization is used for purposes that are either specified in the charter or were determined during the last congress of members.
If you wish to terminate the activities of a public organization, you must inform the body that gave permission to create it, and you must liquidate it within 10 days from the date of submission of all the necessary documents.
Veterans' councils operate throughout Russia, and they exist in almost every government agency, but can also be formed by citizens. They protect the rights and freedoms of labor and war veterans, and also provide them with social and legal assistance.