Psychological support centers in Kazakhstan assist more than 33,000 people
Those receiving consultations include about 19,000 children, more than 10,000 parents and 4,300 educators.
Since the start of 2026, psychological support centers across Kazakhstan have assisted more than 33,000 people. They have also held over 25,000 prevention and professional development events.
Psychological support centers in Kazakhstan provide consultations for children, parents and educators.Illustrative photo. Photo: Healme24 / Wikimedia Commons, CC0
Psychological support centers operate in all 20 regions of Kazakhstan. They provide assistance to children, parents and educators, and work to prevent bullying, violence and suicidal behavior among minors.
Since the beginning of 2026, more than 33,000 people have received consultations at the centers. They include about 19,000 children, over 10,000 parents and 4,300 educators.
Alongside individual consultations, the centers carry out prevention work and provide methodological support to specialists at educational organizations. More than 25,000 events have been held since the start of the year, including seminars, webinars and practical workshops to strengthen the professional skills of school psychologists and other education specialists.
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The 111 contact center has received about 2,600 inquiries concerning suicide risks, bullying, violence and other issues related to children's rights and well-being.
The centers focus on identifying children's psychological difficulties early, providing timely assistance and supporting families facing challenging circumstances. Their work aims to strengthen children's psychological well-being and foster a safe, supportive environment in educational organizations.
