Introducing Licensing of Children's Rest Services in Kazakhstan
This summer, children across Kazakhstan are enjoying a wide range of recreational activities as 10,000 school-based camps and 220 outdoor centers participate in the summer recreation programs. Deputy Prime Minister Ermek Kosherbaev announced that a total of 3.4 million children are covered by these programs this year.
To ensure the health and safety of the participating children, Kosherbaev unveiled comprehensive measures. Five health centers have opened specifically for the summer recreation programs this year, with plans to launch an additional 27 by the end of the year. These health centers join the 121 already in operation, dedicated to children's summer activities.
To further reinforce safety standards, more than 500 health organizations will be licensed this year. This licensing initiative will begin in earnest starting next year, when all summer recreation program activities will be licensed to maintain quality and safety.
The Deputy Prime Minister has also taken a hands-on approach to the program, visiting camps to check conditions and children's food safety personally. The summer recreation programs involve both school-based camps and outdoor centers, providing children with a variety of options to enjoy their summer holidays.
With these measures in place, families can rest assured that their children are in good hands during the summer recreation programs. As the weather warms up and the days grow long, children across Kazakhstan are making memories that will last a lifetime.
In light of the summer recreation programs, the Deputy Prime Minister, Ermek Kosherbaev, has emphasized education and self-development by implementing measures to ensure safety. These measures include the opening of additional health centers, licensing of health organizations, and personal visits to camps for food safety checks.
