A care home with 1,000 places and a nursery are being built in Kyrgyzstan

A major social care facility is being built in Kyrgyzstan, designed to accommodate up to 1,000 elderly citizens who have been left without care. A nursery with 120–160 places is also being built on the same site.

This was announced by Beksultan Tokonov, Director of the State Agency for the Management of State Property.

According to him, the plot of land and the facility have been transferred to the Presidential Administration for indefinite use. Construction is being carried out on the instructions of the Head of State.

Tokonov noted that the care home will be equipped with all necessary facilities and is designed to accommodate residents from various regions of the country.

In addition, the head of the State Agency for the Management of State Property spoke about another social project. On Zhibek Zholu Avenue, a building previously owned by Maxim Bakiev was, following renovation, transferred to the ‘Kelechik’ children’s rehabilitation centre. He said that the centre is already operational and is accepting children from various regions of Kyrgyzstan.