Trade committee head and chair should share the same ship's voyage
A Tactful Look into Ussuriisk's Social Rehabilitation Center for Minors
In the heart of Ussuriisk, a center shines with resilience and hope - the KGBUSO "Ussuriisk Social Rehabilitation Center for Minors." For over two and a half decades, its Director, Svetlana Silantyeva, has been its beacon of light. She views her career as a calling, and fostering a tight-knit, harmonious team as indispensable, especially with a strong union by their side.
Svetlana Silantyeva: A Journey of Purpose
With a teaching background, Svetlana took up the mantle of guiding this institution when destiny brought her to it. Originally designed for children with health constraints, the center has evolved and grown under her leadership. Today, it houses four departments, a dedicated team of 122 individuals, and accommodates up to 40 children who live at the center full-time. Additionally, 20 daycare placements are available for children with disabilities or mental and somatic disorders, accommodating their needs for their families.
Molding a Team of Guardians
The socially complex nature of the children demands a specialized team, consisting mainly of educators, psychologists, and social workers. To thrive in such an environment, adaptability is key. Svetlana reckons that those who can't hang on for long. With a competitive salary and a deep, personal passion for her work, the institution draws in dedicated, earnest individuals.
Empowering and Caring for Each Child
Svetlana's commitment to her team and the children extends beyond professional boundaries. She believes that investing heart and soul into the lives she touches is essential for their development. By fostering a warm, supportive environment, she enables them to grow as worthy, empowered individuals.
The collective spirit is equally important when it comes to employees. Svetlana acknowledges the diverse needs of her team, tailoring her guidance to each individual's unique situation. She also advocates for constant learning and growth, empowering her team to hone their skills and adapt to new challenges.
A Cohesive Force: The Union
Svetlana has been a lifelong union member, and her dedication to the trade union has extended to her role as Director. Her team largely shares her passion, with most employees joining the union.
The union has proven to be a vital resource, providing crucial support and advocacy. Whether it's championing workers' rights, organizing events, or engaging with the broader community, the union plays a vital role in fostering a thriving, supportive work environment.
The union's presence has been instrumental during times of reorganization, protecting workers' rights and ensuring fair treatment for those who were let go. In partnership with the union, Svetlana strives to provide additional assistance to employees in sensitive situations, such as when they require expensive medical care or testing.
Together we stand: The Power of Union and Leadership
Svetlana and the union shared a common vision - a workplace that treats each individual with respect and compassion. In some instances, building relationships with new team members required patience and understanding. Nevertheless, they managed to find common ground and continue to work together in harmony.
With the union's steadfast support, Svetlana strives to create a work environment that prioritizes job satisfaction, stability, and a sense of camaraderie. Together, they navigate challenges and continue their mission of rehabilitating and empowering the children of Ussuriisk.
In her role as Director, Svetlana Silantyeva prioritizes personal growth and education-and-self-development for both her team and the children under her care, fostering an environment that encourages learning, adaptability, and continuous improvement. With the unwavering support of the union, she advocates for a cohesive team that promotes personal and professional development, ultimately contributing to the overall well-being and empowerment of the children in Ussuriisk's Social Rehabilitation Center for Minors.