Over the past decade, the Samruk-Kazyna Trust Fund has implemented 26 social projects in the Akmola region, totaling more than 2 billion tenge. Implemented in partnership with the regional akimat (administration), these initiatives cover healthcare, inclusive education, general education, and grassroots sports. With the Fund's support, inclusion support classrooms were opened in five regional schools.

In Kokshetau School-Gymnasium No. 13, an inclusive education classroom was established over a year ago. It currently serves about 100 children with special needs and is fully equipped with modern learning tools and staffed by qualified specialists. "The results are amazing," parents share.

Aynash Mustafinova, a resident of Kokshetau:

"There are clear improvements—he has become much more confident. When given tasks, he completes them fully, and his communication with peers has improved significantly."

Similar classrooms were opened in four rural schools across the region, providing inclusive education to 164 pupils. The project was carried out by the Samruk-Kazyna Trust Corporate Fund—the unified charity operator of the Samruk-Kazyna Group of Companies.

Alfiya Adiyeva, Director General of CF Samruk-Kazyna Trust:

"Beyond the Akmola region, we have opened 46 inclusive education classrooms in Semey, Aktobe, Astana, and the Atyrau region. Every year, these classrooms serve up to 3,000 children with special needs."

Additionally, the Fund equipped the only Special Social Services Center in the city of Kosshy with state-of-the-art equipment. Currently, 35 children with special educational needs attend the "Akku" Center.

Bagi Irgebay, Speech Therapist and Special Educator:

"Thanks to the Samruk-Kazyna Trust Fund, our center received modern rehabilitation tools, including a standing frame (verticalizer), a wall busy board, and a foot-exerciser board. These devices help children develop and improve their learning capabilities."

Over 10 years, with the financial support of the Fund, rehabilitation centers, sports complexes, and multi-purpose sports grounds have been established in the Akmola region, marking a significant contribution to the region's social infrastructure.