Organizations of the stationary type are recognized as medical and social institutions (organizations) intended for round-the-clock permanent or temporary residence of recipients of services in a hospital setting.
In these organizations, special social services are provided:
1) children from three to eighteen years old, who need special social services in a hospital.
2) children with disabilities of the general medical service from three to eighteen years of age with intact intelligence, who need special social services in a hospital setting.
3) persons over eighteen years old with neuropsychiatric diseases of the first and second groups who need special social services in a hospital.
4) people with disabilities and the elderly who are not able to independently service themselves and who need health services to provide special social services in a hospital, who do not have able-bodied adult children, a spouse obligated in accordance with the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 26, 2011 “On marriage (matrimony) and family ”(hereinafter - the Code)
support their disabled parents and spouse (gu) who need help and take care of them, or have able-bodied adult children, a spouse (gu) who, for objective reasons, cannot provide them with constant assistance and care (have a disability of the first, second group, cancer, mental diseases, are in places of deprivation of liberty, are registered with a narcological dispensary or have gone for permanent residence outside the country, additionally for the spouse (s) - being in old age);
On the issue of obtaining special social services, it is necessary to apply to the State Institution “Department of Employment and Social Programs of the City of Karaganda” (16 Pospelova St., office 3) or to the NAO “Civil Code“ Government for Citizens ”(PSC), work schedule :( from Monday to Saturday inclusive, in accordance with the work schedule from 9.00 to 20.00 without lunch break, except Sunday and public holidays, according to the Labor Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan) with the following documents:
1) a document proving the identity of the service recipient with an individual identification number (for identification);
2) a medical record in the form in accordance with Appendix 3 to this standard of public service;
3) a copy of an extract from an individual rehabilitation program for a disabled person (not required for the elderly);
4) for persons over eighteen years of age - a copy of a court decision recognizing a person as legally incompetent (if any);
5) for persons of retirement age - a copy of the pension certificate;
6) for participants and invalids of the Great Patriotic War and persons equated with them - copies of a certificate confirming the status of a participant and disabled person of the Great Patriotic War and a person equated with them.
Documents are presented in originals and copies for verification, after which the original documents are returned to the service recipient.