PJSC “RussNeft” continues to assist educational institutions serving children with disabilities.
The company’s Ulyanovsk branch maintains its support for Boarding School No. 87, an institution where deaf and hard-of-hearing children receive an education, acquire essential skills, and undergo rehabilitation tailored to their specific needs. According to the Russian oil company’s press service, assistance is provided to the institution on an ongoing basis.
More than 40 children aged 7 to 16 live and study at the boarding school. The students come from various districts across the Ulyanovsk region.
Notably, the company helped refurbish the school’s interior spaces over the summer, creating more comfortable living conditions for the hearing-impaired children.
In early autumn, the institution received a fuel smart card for use at gas stations during the 2026–2027 academic year. This card is essential for transporting students to medical facilities, sports competitions, and children's arts festivals. The fuel will also be used for the boarding school's operational and maintenance needs.
Furthermore, this support helps meet the institution's daily requirements. The partnership aims to create the necessary conditions for the children living and studying at the boarding school.
In addition, the oil company continues to contribute to social development in the regions and support local institutions.
