Russia Launches Schoolchild Hotline for Problem Reporting
The Russian Ministry of Education launched a psychological assistance line called 'School of Trust': students, their parents, and teachers can report any problematic situations arising in educational institutions via a single free number 8-800-700-02-01.
Consensus
- The Russian Ministry of Education launched a hotline for students on September 11.
- The hotline allows schoolchildren to report any problems they face.
- The goal is to help students resolve conflicts without public exposure or social stigma.
- The hotline is intended to prevent students from being labeled as 'informer' or 'snitch'.
Points of divergence
- The hotline will allow the Ministry to contact school administration directly to resolve issues gently, avoiding additional stress for the child. — vesti
- Minister Sergey Kravtsov announced the hotline during the II All-Russian Parents' Committees Congress and declared the upcoming year as the 'Year of Schoolchildren's Health'. — interfax
Coverage (5 sources)
- In Russia, a psychological assistance line 'School of Trust' for teenagers has been launched — Ведомости
- In Russia, a phone line for psychological help for schoolchildren has gone live — Интерфакс
- Psychologist explains that the Ministry of Education's hotline will not allow becoming a snitch — Вести
- Russian schoolchildren will be able to report any problems via a trust phone — Вести
- Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation will open a hotline for schoolchildren on September 11 — Интерфакс
Key entities
- Russia
- Moscow
- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Education
- INTERFAX.RU
- Sergey Kravcov
- IT 'News'
- Andrei Zberovskiy
- School of Trust
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