Economical and psychological stabilization of 230 families
2016-2019
The project aimed to strengthen the social and emotional well-being of 575 children and 391 parents living in socio-economically vulnerable circumstances in the communities of Kutaisi and Gumbri.
As part of the project, families and children received a wide range of family-strengthening services and targeted interventions. These included psychosocial support, vocational training, employment assistance, and activities focused on agricultural development.
Through the project, participating families successfully developed and launched seven group-based business initiatives, all of which continue to operate successfully today.
The project also established a Day Care Center for children aged 1 to 3, providing early childhood care and support to 20 socially vulnerable children.
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