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Ramadan begins
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for the people around us

Your actions change someone’s day

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10 000 ₸

Large food aid

I support a large family not worry about what they’ll have for dinner

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7 000 ₸

Standard food aid

I extend a hand to support a single mother with a child

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3 000 ₸

Basic food aid

I give care and warm meals to those who are alone

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People you support

In the holy month of Ramadan, we join forces to gather support and care to those who need it most, regardless of their faith

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My name is Dilara, I am blind

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 Alina, I am a mother

I grew up in an orphanage, became a mother at a young age, and for many years I raised four children on my own while working several jobs. Life was not easy: my child’s illness, lack of money, education, and support. At my hardest moment, I turned to the Red Crescent and the ‘Only Mother’ project. Their monthly support and care helped me believe in myself, continue my studies, and gain a profession. I realized that I was not alone. Today, I am a paramedic, my children are growing up, and I know that even a small act of care and support can change a life forever.

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My name is Murat, I am a survivor

In 2010, I survived a devastating accident: an open skull fracture, a torn tongue, multiple fractures, and a pacemaker implanted. A month in a coma, a year in the hospital, and more than ten surgeries — doctors said I wouldn’t survive. I started in a wheelchair and, step by step, fought my way back to life through pain and doubt. Understanding how hard it is to face fear alone, I decided to support others. I learned first aid, returned to motorsport, graduated from medical college, and became a paramedic. I joined the Red Crescent as a volunteer and later became the director of a branch. My story is about choice, responsibility, and how you go on after the words “incompatible with life”.

Results of the campaign

Together with you, we provide humanitarian support to the people of Kazakhstan, while respecting human dignity

418

people participated in the campaign

510 438

funds raised during the campaign

5,10 %

of the goal has already been achieved

10 million

tenge must be collected for food baskets for 1400 vulnerable persons