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

According to the speaker, the Center's key objectives are the early identification of child development risks, comprehensive family support, and the creation of conditions for the successful social and educational integration of children.

"The Center's work focuses on early identification of developmental risks, family support, and creating conditions for the child's successful social and educational integration. This approach helps prepare the child for subsequent inclusion in the educational environment," noted Nurziya Alimbekova.

According to the Center's director, 82% of children receiving services are at risk for development. Of these, 33% showed stable positive developmental progress, and 21% completed support and were prepared for inclusion in preschool educational institutions. The Center implements individualized early intervention programs with regular monitoring of progress.

The Center provides services for speech and communication development, mobility, cognitive activity, and self-care skills, as well as psychological counseling for parents and support for children's socialization.

"The early intervention project is viewed as a sustainable system of social support and will be further developed by expanding the network of services and increasing human resources," the speaker emphasized.

Future plans include expanding the service network and increasing human resources. By April 2026, the Center's staff is expected to reach 26.