The initiative "Social Stores - Eurasia" aims to assist various groups of citizens. There are five such stores operating in Bishkek, where residents can buy basic products at affordable prices. Previously, social cards were provided to pensioners, people with disabilities, large families, single-parent families, as well as students, teachers, and healthcare workers. The expansion of the program to families with children has become a natural step in the development of the project, considering the increased financial burdens on family budgets.
This initiative is being implemented according to a memorandum of cooperation between the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" and the government of the Kyrgyz Republic, continuing to develop as a socially oriented direction that aims to provide people with quality goods at reasonable prices.
To obtain a social card, parents should visit the "Eurasia" park or any of the social stores in the network. To register, it is necessary to present the identification of one of the parents and the birth certificate of the child or children. 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, and Yunusaliev Street, 159.
In the future, the social stores "Eurasia" plan to continue expanding their support programs to make essential goods even more accessible to the residents of the capital.
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The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-profit organization engaged in the development of international cooperation and the implementation of humanitarian projects aimed at preserving traditional values and developing interethnic relations. It supports socially significant initiatives, facilitates communication among people from different cultures, and develops projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. Among its initiatives are educational programs, internships, a media school, and professional platforms for teachers, as well as grants for journalists and bloggers, support for projects aimed at preserving history and culture.
