Improved socio-economic situation of families through strengthened community-based structures and and local partnerships in Georgia
2024 - 2028
The project aims to improve the social functioning of 120 vulnerable families with children living in the Tsalenjikha municipality—specifically in the town of Jvari and the village of Potskhoetseri.
Additionally, the initiative focuses on strengthening local governmental and non-governmental organizations working in the field of child welfare to support the development of a more robust family support system within the municipality.
Key Activities
As part of the project, collaborations are planned with six public schools operating in Tsalenjikha to:
- Raise awareness on child rights and protection.
- Prevent violence against children through educational outreach.
- Foster cooperation between educational institutions and social support services.
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