An inclusive center has been opened in Baizak village, Naryn region of Kyrgyzstan. Press service of the Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Migration reported.
The institution was opened on the initiative of Meerim Moldalieva, chairperson of Baizak rural council, with the support of the ministry. Villagers will be able to have a good time, develop their talents. The center will also carry out work on the prevention of domestic violence and provide gender support.
The Minister of Labour, Social Security and Migration Kudaibergen Bazarbaev noted that the ministry has been supporting public initiatives for more than a year, allocating 48 million soms for the implementation of socially useful projects within the framework of the Law on State Social Order.
«As part of the state social order, the ministry provides financial support to public organizations that provide various services to the population: they provide assistance to adults and children with disabilities, create places for leisure for the elderly, and centers for helping children and women who have suffered from violence. We are working very closely with civil society and local administrations to improve the quality of life of socially vulnerable groups of the population,» he said.
