This school became the 10th Family Orphanage created by the residents of Fergana region. The Ruzibaevs took the last 6 children from the Mercy House No. 1 in Margilan to their families, did a good deed and closed the doors of the educational institution.
To this day, 16-year-old Sarvinoz, Marjona and two Diana, 15-year-old Karina and 12-year-old Indera look sadly at their friends who have been taken one by one to their families by generous, noble-hearted people. Finally, it was their turn to collect their favorite books and toys and build a new life with their new father and mother.
Pupils coming out of orphanages will now have to learn a lot, get used to a lot of things. For example; to meet not only new relatives, but also neighbors in the "New Century" neighborhood, where their new home is located, as well as to go shopping, distribute the family budget, help with household chores, be responsible not only for their own actions but also for others. preparing for the holidays together and figuring out what to give people on their birthdays.However, the girls were not afraid of difficulties. After all, they have long dreamed about the family, the opportunity to embrace their father and mother. When they grew up and had their own children, they decided to become helpers and advisors to their parents. In addition, the girls have known their parents for a long time: their mother, Mavluda Yuldashevna, was an educator at the same orphanage where they grew up, and their father, Karimberdi Absamatovich, worked as a deputy director for social affairs.
By the way, the father of a large family has an interesting biography: K. Ruzibaev was born in Kuva, Fergana region. For 10 years he worked as a teacher of native language and literature at school No. 38 in Toshloq district, then for 7 years as a prevention inspector in Margilan and in 2002 was appointed deputy director of the orphanage.For information: 93 children were brought up in the orphanage No. 1 in Fergana by August 2021. As of February 17, 26 children were returned to their parents or close relatives, 53 children are brought up in family orphanages, 5 to 18 years old. left the institution due to overcrowding, 4 were admitted to secondary special and higher education institutions, 5 were transferred to other institutions.