Day Care Service

Day care service is provided in the form of social home care, semi-residential social care for 10 to 40 hours per week to incapacitated citizens — citizens with disabilities of group I or II, non-working citizens aged 60 and older who have reached the generally established retirement age, are entitled to a state pension, have impaired ability to control their behavior, corresponding to functional class FC-2, FC-3, FC-4, subject to medical indications and absence of medical contraindications.

Day care services are provided:

· on terms of partial payment — to low-income single incapacitated citizens whose average per capita income is below the subsistence minimum per capita (BPM), approved in the established manner, valid on the date of application for social services.

The amount of partial payment for an incapacitated citizen is 60% of the social services tariff — 0.72 rubles per hour.

· on terms of full payment — to incapacitated citizens, regardless of their income and place of residence of their children, with the exception of low-income single incapacitated citizens.

The amount of full payment for an incapacitated citizen is 100% of the social services tariff.

The tariff for day care service is approved by the decision of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee dated September 19, 2024, No. 591 (in the amount of 1.20 Belarusian rubles per hour).

Decision of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee dated September 19, 2024, No. 591

To receive day care social services, the applicant provides the following documents:

· citizen's identity document;

· a standard document on the right to benefits (disability certificate, Great Patriotic War veteran certificate, etc.) for citizens belonging to the category of beneficiaries;

· a medical certificate of health status and (or) a conclusion from the medical advisory commission (VKK), containing information on the presence of medical indications and (or) absence of medical contraindications for the provision of social services in the form of social home care (Form 1zdr/u-10), which specifies medical indications for day care service: injuries and (or) diseases and (or) their consequences that led to moderate (functional class 2 (FC2)), or severe (functional class 3 (FC3)), or sharply severe (functional class 4 (FC4)) limitation of the ability to control one's behavior;

· written application;

Department employees, within 3 days from the date of application, conduct an assessment of the citizen's living conditions and financial situation, drawing up an inspection report, and request from state bodies and other organizations:

· information on the amount of pension received for the month preceding the month of application for social services (for single citizens);

· information on the absence of care for the citizen who applied for social services by a person receiving a care allowance for a group I disabled person or a person who has reached 80 years of age;

· information on the living quarters occupied in the given locality, place of residence, and family composition.

Within three working days from the date of application, employees of the territorial center conduct a survey of the citizen's material and living conditions, drawing up an act determining individual need for social services.

The decision to conclude a social services agreement is made by the head of the territorial center within 5 working days after receiving the last document (information) required for the provision of social services.

Detailed information and consultation on social services can be obtained at:

Beshenkovichi, Svobody str. 42a, office 5

or by phone: 8 (02131) 6-53-60