World Vision Georgia's Achievements in 2024: A Comprehensive Overview of Our Initiatives, Strategic Focus, and Program Impact
The impact of our work in 2024 is evident in healthier, more educated children, stronger families
This research, commissioned by World Vision’s Middle East and Eastern Europe (MEER) regional office in partnership with Qualisus Consulting, aims to assess the broader impact of cash and voucher assistance (CVA) programmes on
World Vision Georgia's Accomplishments in 2023
Overview of our initiatives, strategic focus, and programme impact in Georgia.
To build evidence to support the ongoing impact of Faith and Development (F&D) interventions as part of integrated programming in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, World Vision undertook unique and timely research to
The document presents the scope of work and achievements of World Vision in Georgia.
Information brochure on medical services available for citizens of Ukraine staying in Georgia. The brochure was developed for the citizens of Ukraine who fled from their homeland and found safe place in Georgia.
Information brochure on How to Register Children from Ukraine in Kindergartens and General Education Institutions of Georgia. The brochure was developed for the citizens of Ukraine who fled from their homeland and found safe
Information brochure on How to Prevent and Respond to the Gender Based Violence. The brochure was developed for the citizens of Ukraine who fled from their homeland and found safe place in Georgia.
Information brochure on how to protect children from abuse. The brochure was developed for the citizens of Ukraine who fled from their homeland and found safe place in Georgia.
UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN GEORGIA PROFILE, INTENTIONS AND NEEDS represents the assessment report based on a survey conducted by World Vision Georgia in collaboration with UNHCR to identify needs and priorities and to establish an
Short summery of World Vision's work and outreach in the communities of Georgia.
The report presents World Vision priority areas and impact reached through its programs in Georgia.
World Vision is a humanitarian and development non-governmental organisation that serves in more than 100 countries around the world to support the wellbeing of millions of children and their families.
The document presents
From the first days of the pandemic, World Vision Georgia supported children and their families living in extreme poverty and provided a variety of services to overcome the crisis.
Since April 2020, through 4 WVG regional
Presented Survey was conducted in August 2020 by World Vision Georgia with the aim to:
In 2015 World Vision programmes in the South Caucasus brought direct and indirect benefit to the wellbeing of 131,053 children and youth living in Armenia and Georgia, including Abkhazia. Additionally, World Vision
Moving towards a more cohesive approach in programming and concentrating efforts to intentionally target the most vulnerable children and families across all programs allows World Vision’s Child Protection Services and
