Multiple attendees at the Big Family festival in Yuzhno-Uralsk underwent a comprehensive medical checkup, totaling over 3,500 individuals.
Mobile Festival "Chelyabinsk Region - Big Family" Makes a Stop in Yuzhnouralsk
The mobile festival "Chelyabinsk Region - Big Family" made its latest stop in the city of Yuzhnouralsk on August 1. The event, which aims to promote family cohesion, health, and community engagement, was attended by over 3,500 local residents.
Yevgeny Vanyin, the Deputy Minister of Health of the region, was present at the festival, along with Vladimir Perezolo, a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Chelyabinsk region. In his welcoming speech, Vanyin expressed his admiration for the local hydrangeas and returned to Yuzhnouralsk to communicate with the residents and enjoy the beauty of the flowers.
The festival, which was opened by Yaroslav Kulenko, the head of the Yuzhnouralsk urban district, offered a variety of activities. Over 100 Yuzhnouralsk residents joined the GTO movement by completing the complex's standards. The regional Ministry of Health's stand was the most popular at the festival, with over 3,500 local residents visiting the health tent and undergoing the first stage of the health check-up.
The festival also featured sports competitions and record-breaking attempts. Impressive records were set by participants, such as 19-year-old Ivan Popov jumping 285 cm in the long jump from a standing start, and 12-year-old Vladimir Spiridonov completing 50 push-ups.
The mobile festival is planned to make stops in the towns of Emanzhelinsk, Yekaterinburg, and Korrino. While specific detailed schedules and activities connected to these stops were not fully outlined in the search results, the festival is part of broader family support initiatives in the Chelyabinsk region, which include social programs focused on large families, health, and community engagement.
For the most accurate and updated information, it is advisable to consult local government or festival-specific communications or websites, since available search results do not provide a detailed itinerary or the full range of activities for the festival. Residents of Yekaterinburg and Korrino are already preparing for the festival, which is scheduled for August 5 and August 7, respectively. The festival likely integrates health-related services such as health check-ups, considering the regional attention to healthcare innovations and "Long and Active Life" national projects aimed at active longevity and well-being. The inclusion of sports competitions and record keeping fits with a community-oriented approach to promoting active lifestyles and family cohesion.
- The regional Ministry of Health's stand at the mobile festival, which was popular with over 3,500 local residents, offered health check-ups as part of their focus on community engagement and the "Long and Active Life" national projects aimed at active longevity and well-being.
- In addition to fostering family cohesion and community engagement, the mobile festival features sports competitions, such as those attended by 19-year-old Ivan Popov and 12-year-old Vladimir Spiridonov, to promote active lifestyles and encourage participation in health-and-wellness and sports activities.
