Social Workers’ Day is observed in Kazakhstan every last Sunday of October, celebrating the contributions of social workers to society. Established in 2011, this official professional holiday recognizes the vital role social workers play in improving the quality of life and well-being of individuals, families, and communities. It is a day dedicated to all employees of the Ministry of Healthcare and Social Development of Kazakhstan, along with its regional departments and other organizations responsible for social protection. On this day, distinguished social workers are often awarded in recognition of their hard work and dedication. The holiday emphasizes the importance of social work in promoting social justice and enhancing community welfare.
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Last Sunday in October: Social Workers’ Day (Kazakhstan)
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