На английском языке / In English language Ассоциация родителей детей-инвалидов (АРДИ) проведет мониторинг в различных социальных учреждениях на предмет соответствия минимальным стандартам оказания социальных услуг. Мониторинг проводится в целях повышения качества предоставляемой гарантированной социальной поддержки детей с инвалидностью путем улучшения государственных стандартов социального обслуживания.

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Министерство труда и
социального развития
Кыргызской Республики
“Институт Детства”
Общественный фонд
For immediate release: Contact Information:
January 29, 2016 Seinep Dyikanbaeva, Program Coordinator,
Law Expert, Public Union “Association of Parents
of Children with Disabilities”
Phone: +996 312 51 76 34
Mobile: +996 557 79 37 73
E-mail: ardi.kyrgyzstan@gmail.com
PRESS RELEASE
Association of Parents of Children with Disabilities Monitoring the Quality of Social Services in
Kyrgyzstan
The Association of Parents of Children with Disabilities (ARDI) will monitor various social institutions for
compliance with the minimum standards of social services. Monitoring is carried out to upgrade the
quality of guaranteed social support to children with disabilities through improvement of the state
standards of social services.
The project will cover 15 rehabilitation centers in the seven regions of the country. The Association will
review the results of monitoring, provide recommendations and agree on necessary changes to the
current standards.
The project “Current Standards in Day Care Institutions and Social Service Institutions of the Kyrgyz
Republic” is implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Labor and Social Development of the Kyrgyz
Republic, “Institute of Childhood”, National Network Janyryk and supported through a sub-award of the
Collaborative Governance Program, funded by USAID.
The need for this study resulted from frequent discrepancies in approved technical standards and quality
of services with the real situation. At present, the provision of social services for children and adults with
disabilities in terms of inpatient and day facilities is regulated by minimum standards for social services,
which were approved by the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic Decree № 381 dated July 8, 2014. The
existing standards are called minimal, but they often cannot be implemented given the excessive
demands both to the organizations, as well as to the social services provided.
Monitoring will identify the mentioned inconsistencies, introduce additions and adjustments enabling the
social centers to work in accordance with the standards, provide quality social services and be able to
further pass through the state accreditation.
This project is supported by the Collaborative Governance Program (CGP) promoting effective
collaboration among civil society, the private sector, and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic, and
the private sector of the Kyrgyz Republic. The Program is funded by the United States Agency for
International Development (USAID) and United Kingdom Department for International Development
(DFID), and implemented by East-West Management Institute (EWMI).