The Halyk Foundation and Halyk Bank have begun providing financial assistance to those affected by the floods in Kulsary
The Halyk Charity Foundation together with Halyk Bank began paying targeted financial assistance to residents of the city of Kulsary in the Atyrau region affected by the flood yesterday. The founder of the foundation and famous philanthropist Timur Kulibayev allocated 31.4 billion tenge for these purposes.
“I deeply sympathize with the people affected by the flood. From the first days, we have been providing assistance to the regions affected by the floods. I am convinced that under the leadership of our President Kassym-Jomart Kemelevich Tokayev, we will overcome all difficulties together,” Timur Kulibayev noted.
Thus, based on the results of preparatory work, payments for the restoration of their own housing of citizens of the city of Kulsary in the Atyrau region began yesterday. The damage assessment is carried out by independent experts, the lists are compiled by the operational headquarters of the akimats based on the applications received from the victims.
It is worth noting that the intended use of the funds received is the repair of existing housing or the purchase of new housing. The Halyk Foundation and Halyk Bank extend a helping hand and sincerely wish that these measures will allow compatriots who have survived the disaster and lost their home to regain peace, home comfort and restore their families under the roof of their home.
Previously, the Halyk Foundation and Halyk Bank allocated 1.445 billion tenge from their own funds—including a one-day salary contribution from employees—to assist those affected by floods in the Aktobe, Kostanay, West Kazakhstan, Akmola, Atyrau, Karaganda, North Kazakhstan, Turkestan, Almaty, Pavlodar, Ulytau, and Abai regions. Additionally, the founder of the Halyk Foundation, Timur Kulibayev, decided to allocate an extra 30 billion tenge for the restoration of the Atyrau region. In total, over 31.4 billion tenge was provided to combat the floods.
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