On March 15, Kazakhstan celebrates "Nauryznama" (Nauryznama), the second day of the nationwide decade of Nauryznama. This day is dedicated to compassion, mutual assistance, support for those in need, and strengthening the culture of good deeds. Its purpose is that the festive atmosphere of Nauryz should be continued through concrete care for people, attention to the older generation, and support for socially vulnerable groups.
The program centers on events organized by national cultural organizations. The National Central Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan will host the charity event "Nauryzma Merekem – Nauryzma Berekem!", the National Museum will hold the "Zhurekten Zhurekke" (Nauryznama) campaign in Astana, and the Kazakh National Opera and Ballet Theater named after Abay will offer free admission to the play "Pearl Seekers" for pensioners of the Almaty City Council of Veterans and representatives of the Society of Mothers with Many Children. Festive and charitable initiatives will also take place in the capital, Almaty, and the country's regions. In Astana, the "He's a Good Man" campaign will take place that day, with entrepreneurs from the capital organizing charitable events for city residents. In the Akmola region, the "Happy Birthday!" and "Help with Socially Vulnerable People" campaigns are planned, providing assistance to socially vulnerable groups. In the Atyrau region, the "Happy Marathons" and "Help with Socially Vulnerable People" charitable initiatives will be held, aimed at supporting single citizens, large families, and people in difficult life situations. Thus, "Kayyrymdylyk kunі" continues Nauryznama as a day in which the ideas of unity, humanity and social solidarity are expressed through real good deeds, attention to people and the desire to support those who are especially in need of care.