Parents can now obtain a social card for purchases at reduced prices
The social stores "Eurasia" have launched a new initiative aimed at supporting young families. Parents raising children will be able to apply for a social card, allowing them to purchase food and essential goods at more affordable prices.
The "Social Stores - Eurasia" project was created to assist various categories of citizens. Currently, five social stores are operating in the capital, offering basic goods at reasonable prices. Previously, social cards could be obtained by categories such as 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 minor children has become a logical step in response to the increasing financial burdens on family budgets.
This initiative is being implemented as part of a cooperation agreement between the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" and the Kyrgyz Republic, continuing to develop as a socially oriented program aimed at ensuring the availability of quality goods for the population.
To obtain a social card, parents need to visit the "Eurasia" park or any of the social stores in the network. When registering, they must present an identification document of one parent and the birth certificate of the child or children. Currently, the "Eurasia" social stores are located at the following addresses: Toktogul Street, 146/1; Asanbay Microdistrict, 8/3; Akmatbek Suyumbaev Street, 17; Moscow Street, 7; Manas Street, 97; and Yunusaliev Street, 159.
In the future, the "Eurasia" social stores intend to continue expanding support programs, making goods more accessible to city residents.
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ANO "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-profit organization that promotes the development of international cooperation and implements humanitarian projects aimed at preserving traditional values and strengthening interethnic communication. "Eurasia" supports socially significant initiatives, fosters interaction among people of different cultures, and works in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. One of its main areas is supporting schoolchildren and students, implementing educational programs, exchanges, and internships in major government institutions, as well as organizing a media school. Additionally, the project offers platforms and forums for educators, grants for journalists and bloggers, and supports initiatives to preserve culture and history.
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