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Institutions in the Arkhangelsk Region Participating in the Programme Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” № Institution Contact information CYAR programmes in Coordinators use 1. Severodvinsk social-rehabilitation centre Arkhangelsk region, Severodvinsk, Incredible Years Olga Sandulskaya for adolescents “Solnyshko” Yubileynaya strees, 13 Mediation Anna Tolstikova Head – Sergey Shuvalov Tlf: +7 (8184)58-84-90, 58-84-64 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://nordsun29.ru/ 2. Arkhangelsk centre for protection of Arkhangelsk, Troitskiy avenue, 96, build.2 Incredible Years Nadezhda Fefilova, children`s rights Elena Yudina, Anna Head – Olga Ilushina Izotova Tlf: +7(8182)21-43-49, 65-17-48 ART Aggression Irina Zvjagina E-mail: [email protected] Replacement Training Web: http://www.pravadetstva.ru/ 3 Municipal centre for expertise, Arkhangelsk, Severnaja Dvina embankment, Incredible Years monitoring, psychologic, pedagogic and 84 information-methodological help “Leda” Ludmila Yakovleva Head – Valentina Bedrina ART Aggression Replacement Training Tlf: +7(8182)28-56-96 ( тел ./ факс ) E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://leda29.ru/ 4. Arkhangelsk Kindergarten № 113 Arkhangelsk, Incredible Years Yanina Sipovich «Veterok» Kotlasskaya street, 6-1 Head – Inga Tomilova Tlf: +7(8182)20-27-93 E-mail: [email protected] Web http://veterok113.edusite.ru/ Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” 5. Arkhangelsk centre for child Arkhangelsk, Nikolskiy avenue, 88-1 Incredible Years Tatyana Panina development – kindergarten № 140 “Tvorchestvo” Head - Svetlana Azhgikhina Tlf: +7(8182)22-01-40 / +7(8182)22-58-72 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://dsad140.1mcg.ru/ 6. Arkhangelsk kindergarten of the Arkhangelsk, Incredible Years Irina Sofjina combined type № 172 "Kljukovka" Leningradskiy avenue, 269-2 Svetlana Lysenkova Natalya Vagina Head – Irina Korelskaya Tlf/Fax: +7(8182)62-88-54 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://mdoy172.ucoz.ru/ 7. Uemskaya secondary school 163502, Arkhangelsk region Primorskiy Incredible Years Anna Pleshkova district, Uemskiy, Bolsheselskaya street, 93 The structural unit Uemskiy kindergarten Head – Viktoria Patrakeeva Tlf: +7(8182)60-21-99 Email: [email protected] Web: http://sad.uemsky.ru 8. Zaostrovskaya secondary school The 163515 Arkhangelsk region, Primorskiy Incredible Years Elena Korneevich structural unit – Kindergarten district, Bolshoe Anisimova, 60 Let Oktyabrya “Zaostrovie” street, 8 Head – Lidia Borodkina Tlf/Fax: +7(8182) 25-41-54 Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” 9. Experimental rehabilitation centre for 163060, Arkhangelsk, Uritskiy strees, 5, What About Us? Svetlana Zinovjeva children with limited abilities in the build.1. Arkhangelsk region Head – Olga Bogdanova Tlf/Fax +7 (8182) 29-43-92, +7 (8182) 29-43- 89 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.arhcentr.ru/ 10 Arkhangelsk region, Kotlas 165300, Arkhangelsk region, Kotlas, 70 Let What About Us? Yulia Krivoshapkina rehabilitation centre for children with Oktyabrya Street, 34 linited abilities Head – N. Yadrikhinskaya Tlf/Fax: +7(818-37) 5-35-05, 3-21-09. Email: [email protected] Web: http:// kdrc.ru 11 Velsk centre for social help to family 165150, Arkhangelsk region, Velsk, 1 May ART Aggression Natalia Usjaeva and children “Skvorushka” Street, 77 Replacement Training Head – Elena Gorbunova Email: [email protected] Mediation Ludmila Peshkova Web: http://www.skvorushka10.ru/ Tlf: +7(1836)6-13-50 12 Arkhangelsk educational colony of the 163530, Arkhangelsk, Primorskiy district, ART Aggression Andrey Gusev Penitentiary services of the Russian Talagi, 112 Replacement Training Federation in the Arkhangelsk region Head Denis Skorodumov Tlf/Fax +7(8182) 66-98-15 66-97-33 Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” 13 Arkhangelsk social rehabilitation centre 163071 Arkhangelsk, Voskresenskaya strees, ART Aggression Elena Eremina for juveniles 95 Replacement Training Head – Tatjana Artemova Tlf: +7(8182) 65-86-84, 65-85-17 Fax: +7(8182) 65-86-84 Mediation Email:[email protected] Web: http://www.arh-srcn.ru/ 14 Nyandoma special secondary school of 164232, Arkhangelsk region, Nyandomskiy ART Aggression Nina Golovina the closed type for children and district, Nyandoma, kargopol-2, Lesnaya Replacement Training adolescents with deviant behavior street, 2 Head – Irina Kovyrzina Tlf: +7(818-38) 7-83-31, Email: [email protected] Web: http:// спецшкола -няндома .рф / 15 Social consulting centre in Arkhangelsk Arkhangelsk, Novgorodskiy avenue, 160 ART Aggression Aljona Chernova Replacement Training Head – Ludmila Kononova Tlf: +7(8182)66-01-03 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.sfera29.ru 16 Arkhangelsk technical college of 163062, Arkhangelsk, Voronin street, 30 ART Aggression Maria Andreeva construction and city economy Replacement Training Head – Olga Zhuravleva Tlf: +7(8182)68-71-22 Email: [email protected] Web: http://tesigoh29.ru/ 17 Arkhangelsk orphanage №1for orphans 163057 Arkhangelsk, Leningradskiy avenue, ART Aggression Olga Moiseenko and children without parents care 279, build.1 Replacement Training Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” Head . Dina Lyapunova Tlf: +7(8182)62-88-72 Email: [email protected] Web: http://det-dom2.ru/ 18 Severodvinsk secondary school for 164509, Arkhangelsk region, Severodvinsk, ART Aggression Elena Ershova orphans and children without parental Korabelnaya street, 1, Replacement Training care Head – Nikolaj Perepelkin Tlf: +7(81842)7-41-47 Email: [email protected] Web: http://schoolinternat.byethost15.com/ 19 Special professional college of the 164268 Arkhangelsk region, Plesetskiy ART Aggression Nadezhda closed type district, Severoonezhsk, 2 microrayon, 28 Replacement Training Gubinskaya Head – Olga Kovkova Tlf: +7(81832)6-44-48, 6-41-10, 6-52-00 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Web: http://sevspu.ru/ 20 Kargopol social rehabilitation centre for 164110, Arkhangelsk region, Kargopol, Mediation minors Leningradskiy avenue, 2A Nadezhda Loginova Head – Svetlana Gorshkova Family Group Tlf/Fax: +781841 2-11-73 Conferences e-mail: [email protected] Web http://priutkar.ru 21 Centre psychological and pedagogical 164902 Arkhangelsk region, Novodvinsk, Mediation rehabilitation and correction “Garmonia” Kosmonavtov street, 4, build.1 Tatjana Khovanskaja Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” Family Group Head – Valentina Babushkina Conferences Tlf: +7(81852) 4-86-72 4-86-72 (Fax) Email: [email protected] Web: http://garmony-novodvinsk.edusite.ru 22 Centre for psychological, medical and 163069, Arkhangelsk, Popov street, 43 Mediation Elena Dunaeva social support “Nadezhda” Tlf/Fax: +7(8182) 20-62-80, 28-58-31 Email: [email protected] Web: nadejda.1mcg.ru 23 Autonomous on-profit organization Arkhangelsk region, Severodvinsk, Mediation Elena Tretyakova “Centre for work with citizens in a Arkhangelskoe shosse, 40, Ofiice 1,2 difficult life situation “Doverije” Cell: +79095563022 Email: [email protected] Web: http://vk.com/club98884603 24 Privodinskij social rehabilitation centre 165391, Arkhangelsk regionKotlas district, Mediation Aljona Danilova for minors “Ulitka” Privodino, Sovetskaya street, 32. Tlf: +7(81837)737-83 Tlf/Fax: +7(81837)737-67 Email: [email protected] Web: улитка 29. рф 25 Koryazhma secondary school № 2 165653, Arkhangelsk region, Koryazhma, Mediation Olga Yadrikhinskaya Kirov street Structural unit – Centre for 13 psychological, medical and social Tlf: +7(81850)3-49-55, assistance E-mail: [email protected] , Tlf of the centre - +7(818506) 561 31 Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk” 26 Commission on the affairs of minors and 163000, Arkhangelsk, Voronin street, 29 Mediation Irena Kasjanova protection of their rights of the territorial districts of Varavino-faktoria and Vice-chair – Irena Kasjanova Mayskaya gorka Tlf: +7(88182)62-03-44, 62-08-13 Email: [email protected] 27 Commission on the affairs of minors and 163000, Arkhangelsk, Lomonosov avenue, 30 Mediation Svetlana Desneva protection of their rights of the Lomonosovskiy district of Arkhangelsk Vice-chair – Svetlana Desneva Tlf: +7(88182)68-33-18, Email: [email protected] 28 Commission on the affairs of minors and 163000, Arkhangelsk, Dezhnevtsy street, 14 Mediation Olga Rasparina protection of their rights of Isakogorskiy and Tsiglomenskiy territorial districts of Vice-chair – Olga Rasparina Arkhangelsk Tlf: +7(88182)29-55-64, Email: [email protected] 29 Commission on the affairs of minors and 163000, Arkhangelsk, Troitsky avenue, 61 Mediation Tatjana Likhacheva protection of their rights of Oktyabrskiy territorial districts of Arkhangelsk Vice-chair – Tatjana Likhacheva Tlf. +7(88182) 28-65-29 20-45-68 Email: [email protected] 30 Commission on the affairs of minors and 163000, Arkhangelsk, Troitsky avenue, 61 Mediation Tatjana Samokish protection of their rights of City of Arkhangelsk Vice-chair – tatjana Samokish Tlf: +7(88182) 28-60-48 20-45-68 Email: [email protected] 31 Plesetskiy social rehabilitation centre for Arkhangelsk region, Plesetsk, Slepyan street, 2 Family Group Ludmila minors Conferences Tukhbatulina Head – Olga Belova Tlf: +7(81832)7-21-22, 7-47-11 (Fax) Institutions in the Arkhangelsk region participating in the programme “Children and Youth At Risk”
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