You see with
your heart

Our supporters recognise needs that may otherwise go unseen.

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10 000 ₸

Kind Parcels during difficult times

Fill not only a refrigerator, but also hearts with hope

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7 000 ₸

First aid trainings

Help people save lives

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5 000 ₸

Digital skills for people with visual impairments

Give the opportunity to see the world again and live independently.

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People you support

Our supporters give thoughtfully. They know who they are helping, see the results of their support, and receive regular reports.


We show how every donation changes people’s lives.

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My name is Dilyara, and I lost my sight

In 2012, I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Gradually, I lost my sight, and the world I was used to began to disappear. Work, communication, the familiar daily rush — everything felt like it belonged to the past. There was a time when I didn’t know how to keep going. Thanks to the support of my loved ones and the training I received from the Red Crescent of Kazakhstan, I regained control over my life: I practice yoga again, I’m learning Italian, and I run a Telegram channel for people with visual impairments, sharing what once helped me through it all. I realized the most important thing: accepting an illness doesn’t mean giving up. Sometimes, it means seeing even more in life — the strength of love and care.

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My name is Andrey. Skills helped me save a life

Every morning, I used to ask myself: “How can I be useful to the world today?” I wanted to do something good, and that path led me to the Red Crescent of Kazakhstan, where I completed first aid training. In September 2019, I was among the first to arrive at the scene of a collision between a bus and a train near the village of Boraldai. One of the victims was a girl showing no signs of life. Using the skills I had learned, I performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation until she began breathing again. I immobilised another girl’s fractured arm and helped her reach the hospital. That day, I understood that first aid skills can save a life. Join us — together, we can make the world a little kinder.

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My name is Serikbay. I am 68

I worked as an electrician throughout my life. After a stroke, I was assigned a Category II disability, but I still find joy in simple things. I especially enjoy playing the dombra and bayan — music has always helped me maintain my strength and good spirits. I often think of my wife, with whom I shared a long and happy life. I am grateful to the Red Crescent of Kazakhstan for its care and attention. Such acts of kindness remind me that even modest food assistance can give a person peace of mind and the feeling that they are not alone.

Over 6 years

All reports and documents

Results 2025

70 000+

people affected
by disasters received humanitarian
assistance

109 000

people trained
in first aid

450 000+

people received essential items

415

visually impaired trained in using gadgets and spatial orientation