Author: Islam Amankos
Mentor: Riza Isa
About 60% of women in Kazakhstan experience postpartum depression after giving birth. These figures are comparable to those in countries such as Afghanistan, Pakistan and South Africa. This condition has become almost the norm in society: women do not talk about how they feel and do not seek help. And although free psychological care is available in the country, it is ineffective. The United Kingdom solved the problem through a national programme: mandatory screening, online therapy and a comprehensive support system that extends even to family members. Experts believe that this approach could also be useful for Kazakhstan.
*The original article is written in Kazakh
You can read the full article prepared by the project resident by following the link: https://www.minber.kz/2025/07/elde-zhanga-bosangan-analardyng-6-y-kujzeliske-tusedi-qazaqstan-ulybritaniya-tazhiribesinen-ne-ujrene-alady/
