Our fund

We comprehensively eradicate social orphanhood in Kazakhstan

- The resource centers of “Mother’s Home” are aimed at reducing the placement of children in residential institutions. “Mother’s Home” provides assistance to mothers who find themselves in difficult life circumstances with a newborn in their arms, as well as to families at risk of child abandonment.
- The goal of “Mother’s Home” is to prevent mothers from abandoning their babies and to preserve the child within their biological family.
- Today, the Foundation has opened and operates 18 Mother’s Homes in 16 cities across Kazakhstan.

- Today, “Mother’s Home” prevents 69% of potential cases of mothers abandoning their newborn children in the country.

1,071 children from residential orphanage institutions were returned to their biological families.

•Over the eleven years of the project

7 843

children stayed with their mothers and were not placed in orphanages

2 497

women got new jobs

2 480

documents restored

1 475

women completed vocational courses

1 050

women received special medical care

- The National Adoption Agency aims to provide professional training, support for adoptive families and develop a culture of adoption in Kazakhstan society.

- In 2020, the Agency received state accreditation for assisting in the placement of orphans and children left without parental care in families in the Republic of Kazakhstan. There are counseling rooms in 20 cities of the Republic. The Fund’s specialists provide consultative assistance to citizens (families) wishing to take children from orphanages and children’s homes into their families. Psychologists train prospective adoptive parents at Foster Parent Schools, where they gain valuable knowledge about age psychology, establishing contact with the adopted child and gently adjusting the whole family to changes.