Parents can apply for a social card to purchase goods and products at reduced prices
The social stores "Eurasia" present a new initiative aimed at supporting young families. Now, parents raising one or more minor children can obtain a social card and purchase essential goods and food products at reduced prices.
The "Social Stores - Eurasia" initiative is aimed at assisting various social groups. Currently, there are five social stores operating in the capital, where residents can buy basic goods at affordable prices. Previously, social cards were available for pensioners, people with disabilities, large and single-parent families, as well as for students, teachers, and medical workers. The expansion of the program for families with children has become a logical step in response to the growing financial difficulties faced by families.
The project is being implemented under a memorandum of cooperation between the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" and the government of the Kyrgyz Republic. It continues to develop as a socially oriented initiative that aims to provide the population with quality and affordable goods.
To obtain a social card, parents can contact the "Eurasia" park or any social store in the network. To register, it is necessary to provide an identification document of one of the parents and the children's birth certificates. Currently, the social stores "Eurasia" are located at the following addresses: Toktogul Street, 146/1; Asanbay Microdistrict, 8/3; Akmatbek Suymbaev Street, 17; Moscow Street, 7; Manas Street, 97; Yunusaliev Street, 159.
The social stores "Eurasia" intend to continue expanding their support programs to make essential goods more accessible to the residents of the capital.
Reference Information:
ANO "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-profit organization engaged in the development of international cooperation and the implementation of humanitarian projects. It aims to preserve traditional values and promote interethnic communication. "Eurasia" actively supports social initiatives, facilitates interaction between cultures, and develops projects in the fields of education, healthcare, and youth exchange. Among its main areas are support for schoolchildren, students, and young professionals, as well as educational programs, internships, and forums for teachers, grants for journalists and bloggers, and projects for the preservation of cultural heritage.
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