In two months of 2025, social inspectors conducted 87 inspections to protect the rights of socially vulnerable categories of the population, 62 of which were unplanned, 5 within the framework of preventive control, and 20 at the request of the prosecutor's office. According to the results of the inspection, 34 orders were issued to eliminate the identified violations, and 44 fines were imposed for approximately 11.4 million tenge.
Under state control: administration - 1, departments and offices of local executive bodies - 15, state institutions - 1, hospitals, clinics - 5, kindergartens - 4, schools - 9, colleges, lyceums - 5, PC - 10, shops - 12, cafes, restaurants, hotels - 8, shopping centers - 3, police station - 1, stomatology - 3, bus parks, bus/railway stations, airports - 6, library - 1 and others were included.
For example, in Kostanay region, based on the request of the public association of people with disabilities, an unscheduled inspection of a local store was conducted due to the lack of accessibility for people with disabilities. According to the results of the inspection, the subject was brought to administrative responsibility in the form of a fine, as well as an order to eliminate the identified violations.
At the same time, social inspectors say that positive changes in the adaptation of social infrastructure for people with disabilities are taking place in all regions. This is also confirmed by people with special needs.
"Recently, progress has been made in the adaptation of social infrastructure for people with disabilities in the city of Karaganda, including in Alikhan Bukeikhan district. The city is gradually becoming accessible for people with disabilities: the infrastructure is improving, many buildings are equipped with ramps and adapted entrances. An example of this is the Gennady Golovkin physical education complex, where the entrance is equipped, an elevator is installed, as a result of which citizens with disabilities have more space for sports. Of course, a number of works still need to be done, but positive changes are already visible and I believe that the accessible environment will become normal in the future", noted Sergey Kharchenko, a resident of Karaganda, a citizen with the second group of disabilities.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/enbek/press/news/details/953866