CONSOLIDATED REPORT amounting to degrading treatment. Experience shows that such patients need socialization. Long stays in the hospital alone will not be of use even for healthy person. Most patients undergo voluntary treatment according to papers, but in fact, at the relatives’ wish, being not recognized incompetent. Patients are not informed about the procedure for discharge. All respondents do not know their diagnosis, are not informed about the treatment, about given drugs, preparations, their side effects, which is a direct violation of Article 91 of the Code “On the Health of the People and the Health System”. Most respondents reported that their health condition worsened after hospitalization. Also the NPM members demand to provide patients with the necessary hygienic supplies, namely toilet paper, soap for individual use, toothpaste and brush, to ensure that women are provided with hygiene products (this recommendation has been 121 ignored from 2015). In the children’s unit there are no toilet bowls and urinals for children. The sink is in the bathroom. There is no soap or towels. According to the staff, the children go to the toilet accompanied andthey are given toilet paper, and then they are escorted to the bathroom for washing hands. However, during our visit a child aged about 4-5 years old went alone to the toilet unaccompanied, without toilet paper, and after the toilet he did not go to the bathroom and did not wash his hands. Thus, the NPM members found out that there was only one tap and sink in the unit, and only one toilet for girls and one for boys. The shower rooms are dirty in the narcology unit. The ceiling is covered with mold. Unauthorized “smoking rooms” are arranged in the hallway of the shower room and the male toilet. It has an untidy look. It smells damp. The ceiling is covered with mold. The signs on all of the doors of units are only in the state language. Also, stands