The Novorossiysk Customs has donated virtual reality goggles to the Novorossiysk Social Rehabilitation Center for Minors. The goggles, valued at around 40,000 rubles, were confiscated during a customs inspection and were subsequently turned over to the federal government by court order. The donation aims to provide the children at the rehabilitation center with a new and immersive experience.
The Novorossiysk Customs spokesperson, Julia Zakharova, stated that the donation was made as part of the customs’ commitment to social responsibility. The virtual reality goggles will allow the children to explore new worlds and engage in interactive experiences that can enhance their cognitive and emotional development.
The Novorossiysk Social Rehabilitation Center for Minors provides support and rehabilitation services to children who have experienced trauma or are at risk. The center offers various programs and activities to help the children recover and reintegrate into society.
The use of virtual reality technology in therapy and rehabilitation has been gaining popularity in recent years. It has been shown to be effective in treating various mental health conditions, including anxiety, phobias, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Virtual reality can create a safe and controlled environment for individuals to confront their fears and traumas, allowing them to process and overcome them in a therapeutic manner.
The donation of virtual reality goggles by the Novorossiysk Customs is a commendable initiative that will undoubtedly benefit the children at the rehabilitation center. It provides them with an opportunity to experience new and exciting worlds, while also supporting their emotional and cognitive well-being.