Dear parents (legal representatives) and students!
From May 20, 201 7 The collection of documents for subsidized meals for the 2017-2018 academic year begins. One-time free meals (breakfast) are provided to all students in grades 1-4 at the expense of the Moscow city budget.
Two hot meals a day at the expense of the Moscow city budget are provided to students belonging to preferential categories:
- children from large families;
- children under guardianship (trusteeship);
- children of disabled parents (group 1 or 2);
- disabled children;
- orphans and children left without parental care (legal representatives);
- children from low-income families.
To receive free two meals a day, you must submit the following documents:
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children from large families |
2. A copy of the document on having many children (certificate). 3. A copy of the birth certificate of all children. |
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Orphans and children left without parental care (legal representatives) and children under guardianship (trusteeship), children in foster families |
1. Statement from the child’s legal representatives. 2. A copy of the resolution on the appointment of a guardian (trustee).
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Disabled children |
1. Statement from parents (legal representatives). 2. A copy of the disability certificate. 3. A copy of the child's birth certificate. 4. Certificate of registration of the child. |
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Children with disabled parents 1 or 2 groups |
1. Statement from parents (legal representatives). 2. A copy of the parent’s disability certificate 3. A copy of the child's birth certificate. 4. Certificate of registration of the child. |
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Children from low-income families |
1. Statement from parents (legal representatives). 2. A copy of a document from the district department of social protection of the population, which confirms that the family has received the status of a low-income family. 3. A copy of the child's birth certificate. 4. Notice of the provision of a subsidy to pay for housing and utilities. 5. Certificate of registration of the child. |
Application and documents must be submitted from 05/20/2017 to 08/27/2017 to the class teacher or the person responsible for nutrition in the structural unit to consider and approve the issue of preferential nutrition for the child at a meeting of the commission for monitoring the organization and quality of nutrition for students .
DEAR PARENTS! PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN'S FOOD AT SCHOOL IN ADVANCE. APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED ONLY IF THE COMPLETE PACKAGE OF DOCUMENTS IS PRESENT.
For students who do not belong to preferential categories, paid meals are organized at the expense of parents.
For families with a large number of children, the state tries to create a favorable environment and provide additional support. One of these privileges is that free meals are provided to children from large families at school. In order to exercise this right, parents collect documents and write an application according to the established template. Depending on the circumstances, different types of food are provided, paid from budget funds in whole or in part.
The legislative framework
The Federal Law “On State Support for Large Families” was adopted on November 17, 1999. Its essence is targeted assistance to families in need of support from the state. Article 4 of this legislative act talks about providing free hot meals to schoolchildren at their place of study.
The main law regulating education in Russia is the Federal Law “On Education.” Chapter 4, Article 37, paragraph 1 states that catering is the responsibility of the educational institution.
There are no federal criteria for who is required to receive free meals in schools. Each region has its own rules. In general, children from the following categories receive breakfast and lunch at the expense of the budget:
- Orphans.
- Children from large families, including those under guardianship.
- Children from single-parent families receiving a survivor's pension.
- Children with disabilities or with limited mental and (or) physical capabilities.
- Children from low-income families recognized as low-income.
- If the parents are disabled group 1 or 2.
- Pupils of correctional educational institutions.
- Children whose parents have a Chernobyl accident liquidator certificate.
The status of having many children depends on many circumstances, as does the number of benefits it provides. Depending on the region, the conditions under which it is installed may vary. In Moscow, a family with three children is considered to have many children, but in Krasnoyarsk you need to raise at least 5 children. There is often a requirement that children be adopted if they are adopted rather than in foster care. Age requirements: up to 18 years. Sometimes up to 23 years old if the child is studying full-time.
The social security authority at the place of residence of the family assigns status and issues a certificate. If there is an MFC in the locality, then you can submit an application there. Another opportunity is to use the State Services portal. In any case, you will need to collect a number of documents:
- statement;
- papers confirming the identity of the parents;
- documents for children - birth certificates for each;
- information about family status – marriage certificate or divorce;
- confirmation that the child is a full-time student;
- a certificate that such a certificate has not been issued to the parent before.
Who provides benefits
Providing preferential meals is the responsibility of regional authorities. Children from a large family will be provided with food entirely from budget funds or partially, depending on the capabilities of the local budget. If only partially free meals are provided, then the parents will compensate for the rest. Sometimes they pay for children's lunches in full, and then they are compensated for the expenses incurred.
In some cases, opportunities are being sought for additional sources of funding for school meals for children from large families. If an educational state institution provides training in programs related to defense, state security, and so on, then the standard according to which meals are provided in these institutions is assigned to the founders of the educational institution.
Types of food. What does it depend on?
Depending on the operating hours of the educational institution, various food options may be installed. Children from large families eat at school like this:
- They are fed only once for breakfast or lunch.
- They feed twice. The first shift includes breakfast and lunch, and the second, if there is one, lunch and afternoon tea.
- They feed three times. An afternoon snack is added to lunch and breakfast.
- In specialized establishments they can feed you five or six times.
The option of preferential meals that will be provided to a child in an educational institution depends on the funding of the regions in each individual year. One of the following options can be selected:
- They will feed you breakfast at a budget expense.
- Both breakfast and lunch will be provided free of charge.
- Meals will be only partially free. Each region has its own percentage of compensation.
Free lunches for children from low-income families, large families and other benefit categories are provided only after writing the appropriate application and submitting a complete package of papers.
What documents are needed? How to write an application
What documents are needed for free school meals for low-income people, large families and other preferential categories of citizens? Reduced meals are provided in the month following the application. Therefore, if you want your child to be provided with free food starting in September, you will have to take care of the paperwork in May. In addition to the application, the standard package of documents includes the following papers:
- a copy of the applicant's passport;
- child's birth certificate;
- certificate of family composition.
Some additional documents from the following list may be requested:
- certificate of large families;
- guardianship documents if the child is adopted;
- family income certificate;
- confirmation from social security that the family does not receive compensation for feeding the children;
- documents about the student’s health status if he has a disability.
Usually, the educational institution provides a sample application on the basis of which the parent submits the petition. If there is no such form, then the application is written arbitrarily, but some mandatory points must be included in it.
- An application for free school meals for children from large families is written to the school director.
- Personal information about the applicant is indicated.
- The benefit on the basis of which a child’s meals should be free is specified.
- The list of documents that is attached to the application is described.
The school administration reviews the request, and the family is offered a benefit option. Perhaps this will be a partial compensation for meals, and not a completely budget option for providing the child with food during the educational process.
In some cases, the family is denied . This may be the case if the family income is above the established minimum, or, referring to the fact that the school has already been financed from the budget for the current year. In the second case, the refusal is not legal. There is a reserve fund to which the school must apply for additional funds due to new circumstances.
But you should not always apply to the school, since free meals are a benefit provided to certain categories of citizens, then another organization that can resolve this issue is the social protection authorities.
The package of documents includes an application for free meals for children from large families, a sample of which may look like this.
In the header of the document you should indicate the head of the organization and your own data. The main part describes information about where the child is studying, for what period he needs free meals, and on what basis this should be done. A list of additional documents is given. The application is endorsed by the parent and dated.
Social security authorities need 10 days to verify the information specified in the application and the documents submitted. After this, the inspector will receive lists of children who are entitled to benefits, and it will begin to take effect.
There are situations when a family temporarily finds itself in difficult life circumstances and cannot pay for food. In this case, the procedure is as follows: the mother or father contacts the school with an explanation of the reasons for not paying for meals. An inspection report on the children’s living conditions is drawn up, and the document is sent to the guardianship authorities. In turn, this organization may decide to provide food at the expense of the budget. If the decision is positive, then it is sent to the director of the educational institution. The support measure is temporary, usually until the end of the current academic year.
Financial compensation
Sometimes children are homeschooled for various reasons. In this case, their food may be compensated. This is usually an additional payment to the existing monthly payment from the state. Every year the amounts are indexed and laws are revised. For example, amendments to Art. 14 of the Law of the Chechen Republic “On Education in the Chuvash Republic” dated July 30, 2013 No. 50. The draft law was prepared in order to provide free meals to schoolchildren from low-income families of the Chuvash Republic.
According to paragraph 2 of Art. 17 of the Federal Law of March 30, 1999 No. 52-FZ “On the sanitary and epidemiological welfare of the population” (hereinafter referred to as Law No. 52-FZ), when organizing meals in preschool and other educational institutions, it is mandatory to comply with scientifically based physiological standards of human nutrition.
However, in accordance with paragraph.
3 tbsp. 14 of the Law “On Education in the Orenburg Region” the Government of the Orenburg Region has the right to additional financial support for catering activities for students in municipal educational organizations and students in private educational organizations in basic general education programs that have state accreditation, as well as providing state support for additional education of children in municipal educational organizations.
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Chairman of the Management Board: ________ E.S. Ksenofontova Order from “___”__________20 No.___
POSITION
about organizing meals at school
1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
1 These Regulations determine the procedure for organizing meals for students at the Zhuravensky Secondary School
2. School catering is organized by the school administration.
3. The canteen of a general education educational institution operates in accordance with acts of legislation of the Russian Federation, the Charter of the school, and these Regulations regulating the procedure for organizing public catering.
2. PROCEDURE FOR PROVIDING MEALS TO STUDENTS
2.1. Students are provided with hot meals at the expense of parents (legal representatives), at the expense of regional subventions for partial compensation of meals and budget funds of the Zaraisky municipal district, as well as other sources not prohibited by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
2.2. For meals Parents (legal representatives) pay money per month, per week or monthly as a sponsorship contribution to the institution’s off-budget account.
2.3. Students are fed according to an approximate cyclic menu designed for two weeks in accordance with sanitary standards.
2.4. The weekly menu is compiled by the school cook and approved by the school director from the actual products and funds available. Control of behavior, organization of students, accounting of meals is organized by class teachers and parents.
3. ORGANIZATION OF CATERING AT SCHOOL
3.1. Catering is carried out by specially appointed employees. Their responsibilities are determined by job descriptions.
3.2. When organizing meals, the canteen of a general education institution is its structural unit and operates at the expense of subventions from the district budget.
3.4. In the winter-spring period, C-vitaminization of prepared food is carried out in accordance with the procedure determined by the Ministry of Health at the expense of the students’ parents (legal representatives).
3.5. In case of an unfavorable epidemic situation in a school, daily samples are taken by written decision of Rospotrebnadzor.
3.6. Meal times are set in accordance with the daily routine and class schedule. In the school day, there are two breaks for breakfast and lunch, lasting 20 (for breakfast) and 30 minutes (for lunch.)
3.7. Students are provided with meals in the cafeteria by class (group) in accordance with the meal schedule approved by the school director.
3.8. At the request of teachers, it is possible to organize hot breakfasts for teachers on the same conditions as students with prepayment of the full cost per month.
4. ORGANIZATION OF FOOD SUPPLY TO THE SCHOOL CANTEEN
4.1. Supplies of food products and food raw materials (hereinafter referred to as food products) to the canteen are carried out by suppliers determined by local executive and administrative bodies in the manner established by them on a competitive basis.
5.Organization of preferential meals for students.
5.1. Reduced meals (hot breakfasts) are provided to all students in grades 1-5.
5.2. Those attending extended-day groups are provided with preferential meals (lunches) in the amount of 50% of the students of the total number of students attending the extended-day group.
5.3. Reduced meals are provided in order to provide support to students in the following categories:
- students from large families;
- students from low-income families;
- orphaned children;
- children in care;
- children in difficult life situations.
5.4. Food benefits (subsidies) are established in each class by decision of class parent committees, taking into account the social status of the family.
5.5The Parents Committee, by its decision, which is recorded in the minutes, approves the list of children in need of subsidized meals and petitions the governing council to allocate subsidies for meals for students in the class.
5.6. The Governing Council makes a decision to approve or reject the petition of class parent committees.
5.7..The food subsidy is established for a period of one quarter.
5.8..The number of students who can be allocated a food subsidy, and its size is determined by order of the education department based on the resolution of the head of the administration of the Zaraisky municipal district.
5.9. The lists of students who received subsidies are approved by order of the director.
5.10. Reduced meals (subsidies) are established for breakfasts in the amount of 40% of the payroll of students in grades 6-11, for lunches - only for those attending the extended day group.
5.11. If the number of people applying for subsidized meals exceeds the established norm, the governing council makes a decision to reject the application for a subsidy. If a controversial situation arises, the governing council has the right to request documents from parents confirming the income and status of the family.
5.12. The Governing Council forms reserve lists of students for reduced meals for the period of student absence from school.
5.13. The social teacher works to identify these categories of students and provide them with food. Organizes meals for students on the reserve list.
6. CONTROL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF MEALS FOR STUDENTS
6.1. Control over the organization of meals for students, the work of the school canteen and the quality of food preparation is carried out by the bodies and institutions of Rospotrebnadzor, educational authorities within their competence in accordance with the law. The governing council of the school, the school administration
6.2. The quality of prepared food is checked daily by the person responsible for organizing hot meals with a note in the rejection log.
6.3. Constant monitoring of the work of the canteen is carried out by the person responsible for organizing hot meals at the school. The results of inspections are documented in certificates.
6.4. Responsibility for organizing meals for students, spending budget funds for these purposes, and observing sanitary and hygienic requirements rests with the school director and the cook responsible for organizing meals.
6.5. The class teacher keeps daily records of children's nutrition and carries out explanatory work with parents on providing students with meals in the school canteen. At the end of the month, submits the class attendance report card to the school canteen
7. The procedure for providing monetary compensation instead of free food (breakfast)
1. Monetary compensation instead of free meals (breakfast) is provided to parents (legal representatives) of students:
- suffering from one of the following chronic diseases: diabetes mellitus, celiac disease, chronic renal failure or chronic gastrointestinal diseases;
- homeschoolers for medical reasons.
2. Parents (legal representatives) may be paid monetary compensation instead of free meals (breakfast) in the cases specified in clause 1 of section 7 of these Regulations. The amount of compensation corresponds to 100% of the established amount approved by the Law of the Moscow Region “On partial compensation of the cost of meals for certain categories of students in educational institutions.”
3. The simultaneous provision of free food (breakfast) and monetary compensation instead of free food to the same person for the same period is not allowed.
4. An application for payment of monetary compensation instead of free meals is submitted by parents (legal representatives) of the administration of a general education institution from the moment the right to receive monetary compensation established by this Procedure arises, as well as copies of the following documents:
a) a copy of the savings book;
b) a document confirming the right to represent interests
minor
c) copies of documents confirming the basis for the provision of free food (medical certificate)
An application for payment of monetary compensation instead of free food (breakfast) is drawn up in the prescribed form.
6. The Governing Council of the institution, taking into account the content of the application of the parents (legal representatives), makes one of the following decisions:
- petition the head of the educational institution for 100% monetary compensation instead of free meals (breakfast);
- refuse to issue a request to the head of a general education institution to provide 100% monetary compensation instead of free food (breakfast).
Free school meals for large families 2018
The decision of the Governing Council is made for the period specified in the application, but not more than until the end of the academic year.
8. The decision of the Governing Council is included in the minutes of the meeting of the Council of the Institution. The applicant must be informed of the decision made in the form established by the administration of the educational institution.
9. The head of a general education institution, within three days from the moment the decision is made to provide 100% monetary compensation instead of free meals (breakfast), issues a corresponding order, which is included in the student’s personal file. The complete package of documents is sent to the centralized accounting department of educational institutions of the Zaraisky municipal district for the applicant to receive compensation.
10.The governing council of the institution has the right to decide to stop providing 100% monetary compensation in lieu of free meals (breakfast). This decision can be made if reliable information is received about the absence or loss of the student’s right to receive 100% monetary compensation instead of free meals (breakfast) after conducting an appropriate check, documented. Based on the decision made, the head of the educational institution, within three days, issues an appropriate order to stop accruing 100% monetary compensation instead of free food (breakfast), which is invested in the student’s personal file.
On the merits of the question asked, we report the following.
According to Article 38 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, people's health is protected in the Russian Federation, state support for childhood is provided, childhood and family are under state protection.
In accordance with Article 34 of the Federal Law “On Education in the Russian Federation” dated December 29, 2012 No. 273 - FZ (hereinafter referred to as Law No. 273 - FZ), students are given the right to protect life and health. As one of the measures of social support and incentives, the article names the provision of food in cases and in the manner established by federal laws and laws of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
According to Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated May 5, 1992 No. 431 “On measures of social support for large families” (hereinafter referred to as Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 431), large families have the right to provide their children with free food (breakfasts and lunches), a set of school uniforms , or clothing that replaces it, at the expense of funds from universal education and deductions from their production activities and other extra-budgetary contributions.
Within the meaning of Article 41 of Law No. 273 - Federal Law, the protection of the health of students includes the organization of meals for students.
Federal Law No. 124-FZ of July 24, 1998 “On Basic Guarantees of the Rights of the Child in the Russian Federation” (hereinafter referred to as Law No. 124-FZ) provides for the implementation of a set of measures to ensure children’s compliance with the diet when performing sanitary and hygienic and sanitary epidemiological requirements.
Articles 9, 14.1 of Law No. 124-FZ provide for measures to protect the rights of the child when carrying out activities in the field of his education and upbringing, measures to promote the physical, intellectual, mental, spiritual and moral development of children.
According to paragraph 2 of Art.
Who is eligible for free school meals?
17 of the Federal Law of March 30, 1999 No. 52-FZ “On the sanitary and epidemiological welfare of the population” (hereinafter referred to as Law No. 52-FZ), when organizing meals in preschool and other educational institutions, it is mandatory to comply with scientifically based physiological standards of human nutrition.
Clauses 1 and 3 of Art. 39 of the said law establishes that federal sanitary rules are in force on the territory of the Russian Federation, compliance with which is mandatory for citizens, individual entrepreneurs and legal entities.
By virtue of clause 6.8. Sanitary and epidemiological rules and regulations “Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for the organization of meals for students in general education institutions, institutions of primary and secondary vocational education”, approved by Resolution of the Chief State Sanitary Doctor of the Russian Federation dated July 23, 2008 No. 45, for students of educational institutions it is necessary to organize two hot meals a day meals (breakfast and lunch).
Thus, in accordance with the current federal legislation, children from large families are provided with a number of social guarantees, and one of the types of such assistance is the provision of free meals at school.
However, the responsibility for organizing the provision of free food is assigned to the state authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
In accordance with Article 14 of the Law of the Orenburg Region dated September 6, 2013 No. 1698/506-V-OZ “On Education in the Orenburg Region” (hereinafter referred to as the Law “On Education in the Orenburg Region”) the right to free meals in state educational organizations Orenburg region have: 1) students with disabilities; 2) orphans, children left without parental care, and persons from among them; 3) students studying and being brought up in boarding educational organizations for the duration of their studies in these organizations; 4) students mastering training programs for qualified workers and employees.
As can be seen from this list, the Law “On Education in the Orenburg Region”, unfortunately, does not provide for the provision of children from large families with free school meals.
However, in accordance with paragraph 3 of Art. 14 of the Law “On Education in the Orenburg Region” the Government of the Orenburg Region has the right to additional financial support for catering activities for students in municipal educational organizations and students in private educational organizations in basic general education programs that have state accreditation, as well as providing state support for additional education of children in municipal educational organizations.
Regional and municipal budgets may provide subsidies for providing meals to children.
In practice, the issue of providing free or reduced-price meals is often decided at the municipal level.
Reduced food
In accordance with the decisions of the Yaroslavl Regional Duma and the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl, food benefits have been changed since January 1, 2015.
Current benefits are presented in the table:
| Name | Benefit provided | Grounds for provision | Documents required to receive benefits |
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| Benefits of the Yaroslavl region | |||
| Children from low-income families (except for those with low-income status) | clause 1 pp. "a" Art. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Disabled children | one free meal | clause 1 pp. "b" art. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Children in guardianship whose guardians will not receive a monthly payment | one free meal | P. Large families will receive benefits for children's meals in schools"in" art. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Children registered at the TB dispensary | one free meal | clause 1 pp. "g" st. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Children from large families (except for those with low-income status) | one free meal | clause 1 pp. "d" art. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Children with disabilities studying under the NOO, LLC, SOO programs |
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| Children from large families with low-income status | two free meals a day | clause 2 art. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Children studying in primary general education programs | one-time meal for partial payment | Art. 63 Social Code of Yaroslavl Region |
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| Benefits of the city of Yaroslavl | |||
| Pupils of state and municipal institutions for orphans and children left without parental care | one free meal | ||
| Children, one of whose parents (legal representatives) is a non-working disabled person of group 1 or 2 | one free meal | clause 2.13.1 of the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 787 dated 09.10.2010 as amended by the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 401 of 01.10.2014 |
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| Children, one of whose parents belongs to the category of citizens exposed to radiation as a result of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the accident at the Mayak production facility and the discharge of radioactive waste into the Techa River, as well as nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk test site | one free meal | clause 2.13.1 of the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 787 dated 09.10.2010 as amended by the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 401 of 01.10.2014 |
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| Children whose parents died in combat areas | one free meal | clause 2.13.1 of the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 787 dated 09.10.2010 as amended by the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 401 of 01.10.2014 |
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| Students of sports classes | one free meal | clause 2.13.1 of the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 787 dated 09.10.2010 as amended by the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 401 of 01.10.2014 | no additional documents are provided |
| Pupils living in educational organizations for children in need of psychological, pedagogical and medical and social assistance. | one free meal | clause 2.13.1 of the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 787 dated 09.10.2010 as amended by the decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 401 of 01.10.2014 | no additional documents are provided |
| Children of single mothers (children whose birth certificate does not contain information about the father, or is recorded according to the mother’s words) | 50% payment of the established cost | 2.13.2. decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 787 dated 10/09/2010 as amended by decision of the municipality of the city of Yaroslavl No. 401 dated 10/01/2014 |
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Application and agreement forms
large families Application form for the provision of social services to provide free one-time meals on school days for low-income families Application form for the provision of social services to provide free one-time meals on school days for low-income and large families single mothers Application form for the provision of social services to provide one meal for a partial fee on school days for primary school Application form for informed refusal of social services to provide free one-time meals on school days for primary school primary school Application form for the provision of social services to provide one meal for a partial fee on school days for single mothers Agreement on the provision of social services to provide one-time meals for partial payment for primary school
Regulatory documents on the provision of benefits
Letter of the Department of Education of the Yaroslavl Region dated December 15, 2014 No. 3088/01-10 “On sending information and draft documents” (with the procedure for providing meals for a partial payment) Resolution of the Yaroslavl municipality dated October 9, 2008 No. 787 “On additional measures of social support for citizens” ( as amended as of 10/02/2014)
About the organization of free meals at school No. 49
Order No. 7 of January 12, 2015 “On the organization of free meals.”
To receive social services, parents must submit an application and the necessary documents to R. Ya. Zetkina in the office. No. 25.
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ORDER "On the organization of meals at school"
ADMINISTRATION OF PLYUSSKY DISTRICT
MBOU "Plyusskaya secondary school"
Plyussa village, Plyussky district, Pskov region
" " 2015 No.
"About catering at school"
In order to streamline the work on organizing nutritious meals, increasing the coverage of school students with hot meals
I ORDER:
1. Organize hot meals for school students from September 1, 2015.
To the school social teacher I.A. Zakharova:
— timely provide complete information on the organization of meals for schoolchildren to their parents and school teaching staff;
— compile a database on subsidized meals and systematically adjust it.
— timely complete the necessary documentation (reports on subsidized meals, etc.) and submit it monthly to the education department of the administration of the Plyussky district.
Monitor the compliance of the database on subsidized meals and the number of people eating.
Class teachers and teachers of extended day groups:
- promote the benefits and usefulness of tasty and healthy food among class students and their parents;
— contribute to increasing the rate of coverage of hot meals among students in the class;
— ensure compliance with the rules of personal hygiene of class students;
- daily monitor the food intake of class students,
3. To the medical worker of the school, Ilyina E.I.:
— carry out timely preventive work in order to reduce the incidence of school students and the number of exacerbations of chronic diseases of the gastrointestinal tract;
— organize medical examinations of school students by specialized specialists
- daily monitor the condition of kitchen utensils and special equipment,
— daily control over the storage conditions of products and compliance with deadlines for their sale,
- daily control the quality and completeness of prepared food.
4. In order to streamline the work of the school canteen, establish the following meal schedule:
at 1 big break - grades 1-4;
at the 2nd big break - grades 5-7;
at the 3rd break - grades 8-11;
Free meals at school in 2018: what documents are needed to receive the benefit
Kapitsa Yu.I., the school caretaker, daily monitor the serviceability of commercial, refrigeration, technological, electromechanical equipment and its components in the catering department and promptly inform the school administration about its malfunction.
— ensure the serviceability of equipment in the catering department, in utility rooms, the serviceability of furniture, and carry out its major and current repairs in a timely manner;
— carry out technical supervision of all engineering communications;
— ensure the availability of commercial, refrigeration, technological, electromechanical equipment and its components in the catering unit, the required amount of kitchen, tableware and special equipment;
— ensure the availability of the required amount of detergents and disinfectants for washing dishes, dining room furniture and cleaning premises;
— carry out sanitary-hygienic, sanitary-technical and preventive measures that prevent the habitation, reproduction, and spread of domestic insects and rodents;
— ensure timely, high-quality wet cleaning of the catering unit and dining room;
- carry out major and current repairs of all dining room premises.
6. To the duty administrator:
— monitor the compliance of the daily menu and prepared dishes offered to students;
7. To the teacher on duty:
— ensure an organized visit to the dining hall for students, accompanied by a teacher;
- do not allow students and school staff to enter the dining hall wearing outerwear;
- do not allow students to take food and cutlery out of the cafeteria;
— appoint duty officers to ensure that students’ tables are cleaned after eating and that discipline is observed.
8. To the subject teacher teaching a lesson in the class before the break established for the class students to eat:
- at the end of the lesson, escort the class students to the dining room in an orderly manner;
- ensure that students observe personal hygiene rules before eating;
- monitor the food intake of class students.
9. In order to check school documentation on catering at the school, appoint a commission consisting of:
1. Mukhkyurya G.N. — chairman of the primary elected trade union organization;
2. Tikhonova L.N. - deputy. Director of HR;
3. Zakharova I.A. - social teacher.
I reserve control over the execution of the order.
School director O.V. Lazareva
The following have been familiarized with the order:
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The rules according to which a child has the right to qualify for free meals at school may vary slightly depending on the region. But, as a rule, school meals are free for the following categories of children:
orphans;
disabled people;
children from large families;
children under guardianship, but not receiving benefits;
children from families where the average income per family member is significantly lower than the fixed subsistence level.
In some cases, food can be provided to children whose family is temporarily in difficult life circumstances.
Free school meals for children from large families
This could be a serious illness of one of the relatives, problems with housing, which may be damaged due to man-made disasters, natural disasters, or fires. To confirm the situation, the school administration inspects the living conditions and draws up an appropriate protocol, on the basis of which a decision is made.
How to apply for free meals at school: necessary documents
If your child belongs to one of the above categories, then at the beginning of the school year you need to contact the school principal with an application for free meals. To complete the application, you need to collect a number of documents, the list of which varies depending on the situation. If you want to do this in advance, then paperwork for food, for example, from September 2014, should begin in May 2014.
List of documents:
Application according to the sample provided at school.
A copy of the passport of the applicant parent or guardian.
To apply for free meals for large families at school, copies of birth certificates of all minor children.
Certificate of family composition from place of residence.
If family members are registered in different places, then everyone must take a certificate from their place of registration.
Certificate of income for the last three months.
Certificate of benefits received from the social security department.
If one of the minor family members is a student, then those who are entitled to free meals at school must provide a certificate of the amount of the scholarship.
In case of divorce of parents - a copy of the divorce certificate and documents relating to alimony: a copy of the voluntary agreement, court order, checks, transfer receipts.
A copy of the death certificate if the child is an orphan.
Certificate of disability.
Certificate of the amount of survivor's pension.
A copy of a document from the department of social protection of the population stating that the family has been assigned low-income status.
The benefit is issued:
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On weekdays, children spend most of their time in schools, so parents are very concerned about the issue of nutrition - what, how and how many times students are fed during this time. The breakfasts and lunches that a schoolchild receives in the canteen undergo a special test for energy value, content of vitamins and microelements, so such a diet can be called balanced and healthy.
What is free school meals?
At current prices for school breakfasts and lunches, paying for them constitutes a serious part of the family budget expenses and not all parents can afford them. For example, the Moscow Schoolchildren Food Factory has been offering the following prices since January 2018:
- breakfast for grades 5-11 – 82.71 rubles;
- lunch for grades 1-4 – 134.22 rubles;
- lunch for grades 5-11 – 152.37 rubles.
Even if high school students limit themselves to lunch only, it will still be a decent amount: 152.37 rubles x 5 days = 761.85 rubles. in Week. This is why providing children from low-income families with free school meals in 2018 has a very important social impact. The Federal Law “On Education” places the financing of subsidized meals in schools within the competence of regional authorities. They determine what the subsidy for school meals should be from the local budget and monitor compliance with sanitary standards for school canteens.
Who should
The legislation determines the circle of persons entitled to partial payment or completely free school meals in 2018. For example, according to the Order of the Moscow Department of Education, this includes children:
- from large families with 5 or more minor children;
- from low-income families (in this case, it is necessary that the income for each family member be less than the subsistence level for a given subject of the Russian Federation);
- those under guardianship or orphans who have lost one or both breadwinners and receive a pension for this reason;
- having disabilities or chronic diseases;
- at least one of whose parents is a disabled person of the first or second group;
- whose parents suffered from the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant or participated in the liquidation of this disaster.
Reduced Meal Options
Reduced meals at school can be completely free or involve partial payment - it depends on the social category to which the student or his family belongs. It is also possible to return part of the funds spent at the end of the month or another accounting period. In this case, food intake depends on the regime of the educational institution, and it happens:
- one-time (breakfast or lunch);
- two meals a day (breakfast and lunch or lunch and afternoon snack, depending on the school shift);
- three times a day (afternoon snack in addition to two meals a day);
- five and six meals a day for specialized educational institutions such as boarding schools.
What exactly free school meals will be like in 2018 depends on the size of the subsidy allocated by the regional administration for social needs for a particular constituent entity of the Russian Federation (in this case, benefits for junior and senior school students may be different). The most common options are:
- free breakfast;
- discounts for those in need on school breakfasts and lunches;
- completely free two meals a day.
How to apply
The first thing to do is to find out whether your child is eligible for this benefit. Free and partially paid breakfasts and lunches of educational institutions are financed from the regional budget and this norm should be established by local legislation, so the list of preferential categories and criteria for different constituent entities of the Russian Federation will differ. For example, school meals are provided to large families if there are five or more minor children, while regional legislation interprets “large families” much more broadly:
- In Moscow, a family with three children under 16 years of age is considered to have many children. When studying full-time at a university, the age limit increases to 18 years.
- For the Krasnodar Territory, the age limit is 23 years (for full-time students) and 18 years for other children.
The difference in interpretation also changes the conditions under which free meals are provided to large families at schools in different regions (this also applies to other categories of students). It is quite possible that the administration of a secondary school may not be aware of all regional subsidies, so parents should thoroughly study this issue. If you find out that your child is entitled to this benefit (for example, meals for disabled children at school), then the further algorithm will be as follows:
- Write a statement addressed to the school principal notifying that your family has the right to this form of social support.
- Prepare documentation that will confirm these rights.
- Provide this package of documents to the school administration.
- Next, the documents are sent to the guardianship and trusteeship authorities, where a decision is made on the provision of benefits.
An application for discounted meals must be submitted in advance, usually in the previous academic year. In other words, in order to receive the benefit in 2017-2018, a package of documents must be provided before June 2017. But situations are also possible when the right to a benefit appears during school (change in family composition, etc.) or the child moves to another school - in this case, the student will have the right to use the next calendar month after submitting the application.
How to write an application
The application is written in any form, the main thing is that it contains data on which a discount on the cost of school meals will be provided. A properly drafted appeal consists of three parts:
- “Hats”, which indicates who this document is intended for and who compiled it (the surname and initials of the director of the educational institution are given, and below - the applicant’s data). Below you need to write “Application” in the middle of the line.
- The content of the main part of the application depends on the specific reason (large family, disability of parents, etc.) that must be indicated. The accompanying documents that are attached to the application are also mentioned here. For example, for low-income families, the text will be as follows: “I ask you to provide free meals to my son Ivan Maksimov, a 7b grade student. Our family is poor. The monthly income for each family member is 8,234 rubles (a certificate from the Social Security Department is attached).”
- In the final part, you can indicate that during illness or other valid reasons for the student’s absence, meals remain with the class. The applicant's signature, surname, initials and date of application are placed last.
Documents for free meals at school
The submitted documentation is reviewed by the school administration, and if the decision is positive, the child is added to the list to receive preferential meals. The basic package of documents should include:
- Application addressed to the director.
- Child's birth certificate.
- A copy of the passport of the parent submitting the application.
Depending on the situation, a family or child may fall into different categories for free (or partially paid) school meals. Therefore, additional documents must be attached to the basic package. For example, for large families the list will be as follows:
- Certificate informing about family composition.
- A copy of the birth certificates (passports) of all minor children (or up to 23 years of age if studying full-time at a university, for regions where a similar age limit is adopted).
- A copy of the document confirming the status of a mother of many children.
If a disabled child is entitled to receive benefits, the list will be different. The package of documents for this situation contains:
- A copy of the medical report on the assignment of disability due to physical limitations.
- Certificate of family composition.
If a schoolchild has at least one parent who is disabled, he also has the right to preferential feeding. To receive this benefit, prepare:
- A copy of the passport of the parent with disabilities.
- A copy of the medical and social examination certificate (MSE) about the parent’s disability.
If a child’s family has low-income and/or single-parent status, then he/she also has the right to free school breakfasts and lunches. To do this, add to the basic package of documents:
- A certificate stating that the family belongs to the category of low-income people, that is, each family member has an income less than the subsistence level. If there is an adult non-working family member, a registration document with the Employment Center or an ITU conclusion on the impossibility of working for health reasons is required.
- The act of examining the living conditions in the family is carried out by the class teacher.
Having lost one of the breadwinners, a student also falls into the preferential category. Additionally you need to prepare:
- A copy of the death certificate of one of the parents.
- A document stating that the student receives a survivor's pension from the state.
- Certificate of family composition.
The school canteen will also feed orphans who have ended up in foster families or received guardianship for free. For this purpose the following papers are prepared:
- A copy of the resolution of the social service (guardianship and trusteeship authorities) on the appointment of a guardian.
- Family composition document.
If one of the parents is a victim of the Chernobyl accident, then this is also the basis for social nutrition. The school administration is additionally provided with:
- A copy of the parent’s passport, which gives rise to the right to the benefit.
- A document that he is a victim of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
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Financial assistance to certain categories of citizens is provided for many reasons in different forms. These include subsidies, and other types of government-appointed support. Such assistance also exists in the area of school nutrition. Lunches and breakfasts are provided to children of families of certain categories. Who exactly is entitled to such assistance in the coming academic year and what documents are needed in order to apply for it?
Table of contents:Types of free school meals
Exactly how much money is spent on unpaid food for children in schools, and who regulates the distribution of finances on this issue, is established in Federal Law. It goes under the number 273-F3. The fourth paragraph states that free meals in schools are organized using revenues from regional budgets. The right to control and regulate this process is transferred to the management of these regions. And the food itself, its composition and the requirements that are put forward for it are regulated by general sanitary standards. Violation of these will result in severe penalties.
There are several types of free food. Which type operates in a certain territory depends on what budget the regional administration has allocated for social needs.
- Breakfast is provided at the expense of budget funds.
- The budget guarantees certain discounts on lunches and breakfasts in schools.
- The regional office guarantees each student both a free breakfast and a free lunch.
Important fact
The legislation separately identifies families that fall into the category of low-income or vulnerable. For them, both breakfast and lunch are free, regardless of what type of subsidized food is available in the region.
Who is entitled to subsidized meals in schools?
It is worth noting that the legislation does not establish exact lists of categories of children who are entitled to preferential nutritional conditions. Such lists are established at the regional level and, depending on the territory, can differ quite significantly. But, if you do a little research, you can note the most frequently mentioned categories of citizens entitled to free meals in schools:
You can find out exactly which categories of citizens fall under the preferential meal program from the administration of the educational institution. Also, such subsidies can be assigned to a family that does not fall under any of the categories, but finds itself in a difficult financial situation. To do this, it is necessary to officially notify the school management and indicate exactly what factors led to the fact that it is now impossible to pay for the child’s meals in full. Each such situation is decided on an individual basis. And such a benefit, in the above case, cannot last longer than one academic year.
How to apply for food benefits at school
This benefit, like any other type of financial assistance, does not come into force automatically. The fact that the family has the right to such a subsidy must be notified to the relevant authorities by sending there the necessary package of documents. The deadlines during which people have the right to apply for free meals are set at the regional level. But in the overwhelming majority of cases they last from the beginning of the school year until the end of May.
It is worth noting the case when a family receives the status of having many children in the middle of the year. In this case, documents can be submitted at the time of inclusion in this category, and food benefits will come into force from the beginning of the next month.
In order to apply for free meals, parents must provide the school administration with the following documents:
- An application drawn up for the director of the educational institution. It needs to notify him of the right to apply for free food.
- A certificate providing complete information about the current family composition.
- , confirming the birth of the child and his relationship with the applicant.
- A copy of the identity documents of the applicant's parents or guardians.
Depending on which category the family applying for benefits falls into, the following documents may be needed:
The entire list of documents that need to be provided to the school administration for free meals can be found in the administration of the educational institution.