K-7 construction saw urban housing double from 1950-65.
Healthcare budget rose by 22B roubles from 1950-59.
Pensions budget quadrupled from 1950-65, pensioners increased by 3.4M.
Khrushchev's Stable Society overview
Health and Welfare.
Housing.
Health and Welfare under Khrushchev
Khrushchev believed that a socialist society should look after the welfare of all, therefore he increased investment in healthcare.
Soviet healthcare budget doubled in Khrushchev's first years; increased to 44 billion roubles in 1959.
Death rate decreased to 7.3 per 1000 in 1965. Infant mortality decreased to 27 per 1000 births in 1965.
Pensions budget quadrupled from 1950-65.
New laws introduced; free lunches in schools and offices; free public transport; full pensions and healthcare for farmers.
Housing under Khrushchev
From 1950-65 the amount of urban housing doubled.
Khrushchev was successful, deliberately constructing more urban homes.
Khrushchyovka; allowed families to have an entire apartment; included a bathroom and a separate room for parents; apartments were 10 times bigger than Kommunalka; Khrushchyovka's had 5 storeys and urban blocks had elevators.
Khrushchyovka's recreated privacy; authorities could no longer rely on informants in dormitories so new propaganda campaign launched to encourage citizens to live 'good socialist lives'.