In Georgia, our primary focus is developing the healthcare sector and increasing access to and quality of care, especially in rural areas. At the same time, we focus on developing social services, particularly for people with special needs. In cooperation with the local Ministry of Health, we bring about systemic changes in healthcare and social services. In poor rural areas, we are helping people to secure their livelihoods, especially by supporting small businesses. We also focus on environmental protection and effective waste management.

Rural development and responsible waste management

In remote areas, we support entrepreneurs and create new jobs so that people do not have to move for work. For example, we have supported an organic farm or a traditional crafts studio. We also support sustainable cattle farming. In the mountainous areas of Georgia, we helping develop waste management infrastructure. We also support Georgians in composting.

September 30, 2024 News

Meet the wool master reviving traditional wool processing in Georgia thanks to Caritas Czech Republic

To reach the village of Zemo Alveni in eastern Georgia, you have to drive along a narrow unpaved road. Two hours from the capital Tbilisi, a remote region awaits, where the traffic is jammed with slow-moving cows and herds of sheep graze on the vast hills. Their wool, which only a few years ago was thrown away and burned, now fills the premises of the processing plant in whose yard we are standing. It is processed thanks to the support of Caritas Czech Republic.

September 2, 2024 News

The study visit to the Czech Republic provided us with valuable insights for improving early childhood development services in Georgia, says Inga Zarandia

Inga Zarandia, a dedicated advocate for early childhood development in Georgia, helps children that require specific support to receive the same chances as everyone else. Recently, she traveled to the Czech Republic with a study group organised by Caritas Czech Republic to explore new approaches and share experiences in the field. In this interview, Inga reveals the valuable insights she gained and how they will enhance early childhood services in Georgia.

August 13, 2024 News

6 reasons why women are important in humanitarian aid

Did you know that women make up over 40% of the half of a million humanitarian workers who provide frontline care during emergencies, wars and disasters? There are many reasons why it is essential to acknowledge the work women do in humanitarian aid, from providing emotional support to empowering young girls. Let us show you how women impact the humanitarian field.

July 19, 2024 News

How Caritas Czech Republic creates equal chances for children in Georgia

In Georgia, ensuring that every child gets the best start in life is an ongoing challenge. The lack of specialists in the field of early childhood development affects the services children receive. Caritas Czech Republic helps with training more specialists across the country and cooperating with the Ministry of Health to provide children with equal opportunities.