In many constituent entities of the Russian Federation, local governments provide in-kind assistance to families with small children in the form of baby food and dairy products. The composition of the assistance and the age of the children eligible for such assistance may differ from city to city.
Instructions
Step 1
For food in a dairy kitchen, find out if food is provided in your city and on what terms. Usually this information can be obtained from the health department.
Step 2
If your city provides for the delivery of food in the dairy kitchen, you have to contact the pediatrician at the clinic where your child is being observed. The pediatrician will write you a prescription for food for a month, which will indicate the composition and amount of food you receive. You will also be assigned a number that you will need to tell each time you visit the dairy kitchen. This number is also recorded in the child's medical record.
Step 3
You can apply for a prescription for food every month until the 25th.
Step 4
Once you get your recipe, take it to your local dairy kitchen. The recipe will be taken from you. In the future, with each visit, you will call your number and receive your food.
Step 5
Pay attention to the operating hours of the dairy kitchen. Usually, food is dispensed in the early morning, once every two days. Often, if you only get milk, you can come back once every five days.
Step 6
In some cases, you can agree with pediatricians to replace certain items in the list of issued products. For example, if your child eats curd with pleasure, but he is allergic to whole milk, ask the pediatrician if it is possible to replace the milk with an additional portion of curd. It happens that the doctor has the opportunity to meet you halfway.
