The Volleyball Federation of the Republic of Kazakhstan was established in 1992 to promote and develop volleyball and beach volleyball, both included in the Summer Olympic Games programme.
The first volleyball clubs in Kazakhstan appeared in 1928.
In 1969, Burevestnik became the USSR Champion.
In 1970, Burevestnik won the European Champions Cup.
In 1972, Nina Smoleeva became a two-time Olympic Champion as a member of the USSR national team.
From 1975 to 1977, Igor Pilnikov became a two-time European Champion with the youth national team.
In 1984, the women's team ADK won the USSR Championship.
In 1985, ADK captured the European Champions Cup.
In 1988, Elena Chebukina and Olga Krivosheeva became Olympic Champions at the Seoul Olympic Games.
Between 1988 and 1990, the men's team Dorozhnik won the final USSR Cup.
In 1992, Azamat and Asia-ADK became the first champions of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
In 1993, Azamat won the Asian Champions Cup.
In 1993 and 1997, Kazakhstan's men's and women's national teams became two-time Central Asian Games Champions.
In 1998, Alma-Dynamo won silver medals at the Asian Championship.
In 2002, the Kazakhstan men's national team participated in the FIVB World Championship.
In 2004, Rahat Women's Volleyball Club (Almaty) won the Asian Cup.
In 2005, Rahat-CSKA Men's Volleyball Club won the Asian Cup.
In 2005, the Volleyball Federation of the Republic of Kazakhstan was recognized as the Best Sports Federation of the Year in Kazakhstan.
In 2006, Kazakhstan's men's and women's national teams competed at the World Championship.
In 2007–2008, the women's national team participated in the FIVB World Grand Prix.
In 2008, the Kazakhstan Women's National Team competed at the Beijing Olympic Games.
