Economic and psycho-social strengthening of vulnerable families in Zugdidi District

2017-2019

The project provided a range of essential services to its target group, including psychosocial support and economic empowerment for families.

The Family Strengthening Project aimed to support and empower 400 socially vulnerable children (aged 0–18) and 160 families living in Zugdidi Municipality (the city of Zugdidi and the village of Ingiri) over a three-year period.

In line with these goals, from 2017 to 2019, the project reached 405 children and their parents, offering direct assistance to 174 families.

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