The sports and inclusive project "Sheksiz mumkindikter" for children with special needs and their parents is currently being implemented in the Almaty region.

For the fourth consecutive year, the "Sheksiz mumkindikter" camp has opened its doors, bringing together children with special educational needs and their families from all regions of Kazakhstan.

This year, from July 13 to August 22, the project operates in four shifts, hosting 300 children and 300 parents. The "Sheksiz mumkindikter" project is organized with the support of the Samruk-Kazyna Trust—the sole operator of the "Samruk-Kazyna" Foundation—in partnership with the "DCP Life" Public Foundation.

The camp program combines adaptive sports, creative workshops, team games, as well as educational and developmental sessions, helping children strengthen their health, acquire new skills, and expand their social circles.

For parents, psychological support, expert consultations, motivational meetings, and strategic sessions are provided to enhance the family's emotional resilience and improve the quality of care given to their children.

“Every year, we bring children and parents together here so that the kids can grow stronger, learn new things, and believe in themselves. Meanwhile, parents can witness the most important thing—that their child is happy! Happy to play, interact, be part of a team, and feel ordinary, just like everyone else,” noted Alfiya Adieva, General Director of the Samruk-Kazyna Trust Foundation.

During the closing ceremony of the project's second season, awards were presented to participants for their outstanding sports and creative initiatives. Parents, in turn, expressed their gratitude to the "Samruk-Kazyna" Foundation for supporting this unique project.

Over the four years of "Sheksiz mumkindikter," more than 1,000 children have participated in the program.

Throughout its 10 years of operation, Samruk-Kazyna Trust has implemented more than 460 social projects worth over 145 billion tenge across the country. In the Almaty region alone, 12 social projects totaling 2.5 billion tenge have been launched since 2016. These include a rehabilitation center in Uzynagash, a sports complex in Aitey village, among others. In 2026, the construction of a new sports and health complex continues in the city of Konaev.