She was born in 1991 in the village of Kyzyl-Oy, located in the Suusamyr valley. By education, she is a teacher of the Kyrgyz language and literature, having graduated from the philological faculty of the Kyrgyz National University named after Jusup Balasagyn.
Since 2021, she has been working in the Ayil Okmotu of Kuiruchuk-Kyzart, where she provides assistance to the elderly and lonely people by visiting them at home.
About 3,500 people live in Kuiruchuk, and twice a week Jazgul visits 36 low-income families and 8 elderly individuals, inquiring about their health and bringing necessary items.
“We provide home care for the lonely, elderly, and people with disabilities. We have 8 such clients. I visit them twice a week to find out what they lack. We also deal with social issues, working with children, visiting the homes of labor migrants, low-income families, guardians, and those receiving 'social contracts,' as well as providing other services. Although the work is challenging and requires a lot of effort, it is very interesting. We continue to work even despite the low salary. Mostly, we move around homes and streets, so my husband bought me a scooter, which significantly eases transportation,” Jazgul shared.
She has three siblings.
