Project “From Displacement to Inclusion: Supporting Ukrainian Families Through Early Learning, Psychosocial Support, and Community Integration”
2025-2027
The aim of the project “From Displacement to Inclusion: Supporting Ukrainian Families Through Early Learning, Psychosocial Support, and Community Integration” is to promote an inclusive early education environment, strengthen psychosocial resilience among refugee children and their caregivers, and enhance integration between Georgian and Ukrainian families. The project is expected to have approximately 235 direct and 130 indirect beneficiaries, including both Georgian families and children and families displaced from Ukraine.
The project is implemented in cooperation with the Tbilisi Kindergarten Management Agency and has a duration of 21 months (December 2025 – August 2027). It is funded by SOS Children’s Villages Worldwide (SOS-Kinderdörfer weltweit).
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