Capacity Building for the promotion of gender equality and the prevention of family separation in Zugdidi
2020-2023
The project provided psychosocial support to socially vulnerable children aged 0-18 and their families, as well as economic strengthening for families, aiming to ensure children are raised and developed in a safe and caring environment and to improve family resilience.
Through the project, 430 children and 315 parents (a total of 182 families) were supported and empowered.
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