Children’s Rehabilitation Center in Ahal to Function Under Charitable Fund

Children’s Rehabilitation Center in Ahal to Function Under Charitable Fund

The children's health and rehabilitation center under construction in new administrative center of Turkmenistan’s Ahal velayat will be transferred to the balance of the Ministry of Healthcare and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan and assigned to the Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov Charitable Fund for Assistance to Children in Need of Guardianship.

President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov signed the Resolution regarding the status of the health and rehabilitation center during the meeting with the members of the bicameral parliament of Turkmenistan Milli Gengesh on Tuesday, the country's official media reports.

The center will include a kindergarten with 150 places, an in-patient department with 100 places and a health center. All optimal conditions will be created to ensure the happy life of children in need of care who will be brought up in this complex.

Additionally, the Council of Elders will act under the Charitable Fund to address difficult tasks, including those related to adoption. The Council's main task is to assist the Fund in every way in fulfilling the tasks set out in the Statute, as well as to help children in need of care.

The Fund was established in accordance with the Presidential Resolution on March 29 last year to provide social support to the younger generation, help restore the health of children in need of guardianship, and provide favorable conditions for their happy life.

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