Charity
TengizTransGroup annually provides charitable assistance to various associations and foundations of the Republic of Kazakhstan and pays special attention to this issue.
Since TTG is a major employer in its main regions of operation, in particular the Atyrau region, the company firmly believes that gaining the trust and recognition of employees and the public is one of its most important tasks. The well-being of the people in the regions in which the company and its subsidiaries operate, as well as the interests of the long-term development of local communities, are key to creating a prosperous and sustainable business environment in which TTG can operate successfully. Therefore, we consider it our most important task to contribute to the progressive development of society, showing concern for employees, the public and the environment. In this connection, TTG on an annual basis allocates funds from the budget for charitable and sponsorship purposes.
In August 2019, TengizTransGroup provided charitable sponsorship support to the private charity foundation "Dara" by acquiring technical equipment for the opening of the Centre for Psychological and Pedagogical Correction for children with disabilities in Abay, Karaganda region.
In autumn 2019, TengizTransGroup contributed to the charity event "Modern Approaches to the Treatment of Laryngeal Pathology" with the support of the Public Foundation "Voluntary Society of Mercy", the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan and invited Italian surgeon Roberto Puxeddu.
In March 2021, TTG provided charitable assistance in carrying out surgeries for two children from Atyrau with diagnoses of "Brain Tumour" and "Retinopathy of Prematurity" as part of the project "Give Life to Children" of the Public Foundation "Voluntary Society of Mercy".
In November 2022, the Atyrau Regional Children's Hospital was replenished with medical equipment with the support of TengizTransGroup LLP. Three wheelchairs, five medical tables, five wheelchairs for patient transportation, five surgical electric pumping devices, five electronic scales with a personal worktable for newborns, one biologically safe class II laminar flow box and two 16-liter ozone sterilizers were donated.
