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Kyrgyzstan to Develop "Mother's Homes" Instead of Orphanages

Women with difficult living conditions live there with their children. They are provided with psychological, medical, social, and legal support.

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Kyrgyzstan to Develop "Mother's Homes" Instead of Orphanages

Women with difficult living conditions live there with their children. They are provided with psychological, medical, social, and legal support.

12 hours ago·Uzbekistan

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daryo.uz broke the news in Uzbekistan 12 hours ago on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

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