The Early Intervention Center in Almaty provided assistance to 167 children and their families, providing a total of 4,717 services. This was announced by Nurziya Alimbekova, Director of the Early Intervention Center, at the Regional Communications Service.

According to the speaker, the main task of the center is to identify risks to a child's development early, provide comprehensive support to families, and create the best possible conditions for children's successful integration into the social and educational environment.

"The main focus of the center's work is to identify risks in the child's development early, support the family, and promote the child's rapid integration into the social and educational environment. This approach allows the child to adapt to the upcoming educational campaign," said Nurziya Alimbekova.

According to the director, 82% of children who applied to the center belong to the group at risk of development. 33% of children have normal development dynamics, 21% have completed support and are ready to enter preschool educational organizations. Some work is being done on individual early intervention programs, and development dynamics are constantly monitored.

The center provides services to develop speech and communication, motor skills, cognitive activity, and self-service skills, as well as provides psychological counseling to parents and strives to create the best possible conditions for children's socialization.

"We consider the early intervention project as a permanent system of social support, and we will continue to develop it in the future by expanding the network of services and increasing human resources," the speaker noted.

In the future, it is planned to expand the network of services and increase the human resource capacity. By April of this year, the number of specialists at the Center will reach 26 people.