Why do even the most dedicated teachers burn out and leave schools?
Quality education is impossible without basic conditions. But in remote regions, they are often simply missing:
How can we teach children computer literacy if there are no computers at school?
How can teachers educate when basic needs for clean water, hygiene, and hot meals are not met?
A teacher is a person just like any of us, with their own limits and emotional resources. The lack of basic conditions reduces teaching efficiency, leading to fatigue and burnout.
That’s why we at Good Neighbors Kyrgyz Republic don't stay on the sidelines! To create a strong foundation of support for teachers and children, we:
Equip computer classrooms (STEM);
Install drinking water filters and build modern sanitation facilities;
Organize healthy school meals and develop school gardens;
Conduct trainings for both teachers and students;
Organize mobile medical check-ups by bringing qualified specialists and equipment directly to the regions;
Systematically strengthen the educational environment.
Dear teachers and educators!
We sincerely congratulate you on your professional holiday! Thank you for your resilience, patience, and invaluable work. We are happy to stand by your side and support you on this journey.
Happy Education Workers' Day and World Teachers' Day!
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The Branch of the International Humanitarian Organization Good Neighbors International (GNI) in the Kyrgyz Republic invites qualified candidates to apply for the following positions:
Open Positions:
• Program Officer – Bishkek
• Accountant – Bishkek
• Logistics & Procurement Officer – Bishkek
• Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Officer – Bishkek
• Community Development Project (CDP) Officer – Bel-Aldy, Toktogul District
• Community Development Project (CDP) Officer – Japalak / Osh City
Good Neighbors International has been operating in Kyrgyzstan since 2014, implementing community development projects in Chui, Osh, Jalal-Abad, and Issyk-Kul regions.
📩 Interested candidates should submit their application package in English (CV, Good Neighbors Kyrgyz Republic Application Form for Employment, and any supporting documents such as recommendation letters, certificates, etc.) via email to: gnkgz@goodneighbors.kg
Application deadline: June 28, 2026.
Detailed information is available at https://employment.kg/.
ATTENTION! TENDERS!
Good Neighbors Kyrgyz Republic announces the launch of 6 tenders:
Tender 1:
No. 30255. Request for Quotations for the Production and Supply of Printed Materials (Graduation Ceremony Stage Banner and Instagram Photo Zone for Graduates)
Deadline: June 21
Tender 2:
No. 30256. Request for Quotations for the Production and Supply of Graduation Gowns and Caps for the implementation of the “Rural Youth Transition & Educational Motivation Initiative” Project
Deadline: June 21
Tender 3:
No. 30257. Request for Quotations for the Supply of Gift Sets with the Good Neighbors Logo for the implementation of the “Rural Youth Transition & Educational Motivation Initiative” Project
Deadline: June 21
Tender 4:
No. 30258. Request for Quotations for the Development and Delivery of Online Group Programs on Career Guidance, Psychosocial Support, and Stress Management for Rural School Graduates
Deadline: June 22
Tender 5:
No. 30262. Request for Quotations for Accounting Audit Services
Deadline: June 17
Tender 6:
No. 30275. Request for Quotations for the Supply of Construction Materials for the Installation of a Summer Gazebo
Deadline: June 17
Detailed information and tender documentation are available at www.tender.kg.
We invite interested organizations and suppliers to participate!
As part of the International Children's Day celebrations, Good Neighbors Kyrgyz Republic organized festive events for children in the Bel-Aldy and Uch-Terek Community Development Projects (CDPs) located in Toktogul District, Jalal-Abad Region. The events were held on June 3 in Bel-Aldy village and on June 4 in Uch-Terek village.
The events were implemented in close cooperation with the Abdy-Suerkulov and Uch-Terek local self-government bodies, as well as representatives of the local communities.
The concept of the events was developed based on the results of community needs assessments and focus group discussions. During the consultations, community members highlighted the limited opportunities for developing STEAM skills among children in schools and preschool institutions. In response to these identified needs, Good Neighbors organized educational activities using learning kits and creative games.
Throughout the events, children participated in various educational and creative games designed to strengthen logical thinking, creativity, communication skills, and teamwork.
By organizing activities across multiple communities, the initiative was able to reach a larger number of children and families living in remote areas, ensuring equal access to educational and recreational opportunities.