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Women empowerment

Mary: Empowering Women through Strength and Resilience

Mary: Empowering Women Through Strength and Resilience

Happy Space - Creating a Safe place for Ukrainian Children and Families in Georgia

Happy Space is a Non-Formal Education and Development Centre, where we see lives changing every day.

Family Business - Promoting Healthy Lifestyle and Physical Strength for all

A Ukrainian family stranded in Batumi, Georgia due to war, adapts to their new environment and finds ways to earn a living.

Ukrainian refugees in Georgia

A Taste of Home: Alina’s Journey to Building a New Life

Alina, a Ukrainian refugee, fled to Georgia with her family in the search of safety. After initially working in local cafés, she decided to start a family...

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Building healthier communities: World Vision Georgia’s impact on Public Health and awareness

The pandemic hit vulnerable families the hardest, including children, women, and people with disabilities. Many struggled with worsening economic and...

Kulbabka: A Story of Hope and Transformation for a Ukrainian Refugee in Georgia

Kulbabka is a ceramic studio led by a Ukrainian refugee living in Georgia. He received financial support to purchase equipment, conduct workshops, and...

Sopo Kimadze, medical student, once a Sponsored Child.

Child Sponsorship

From dreams to doctor - a journey of gratitude and growth with World Vision

How a Child Sponsorship Program Empowered a Young Girl from Georgia to Achieve Her Dream of Becoming a Doctor.

Nini from Georgia

Nini's inspiring journey from a street kid to a superhero - guiding and empowering vulnerable children

A story about Nini's Inspiring Journey from Street Kid to Superhero, how she empowers other vulnerable children in Georgia

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World Vision Georgia's Statement on adoption of the new law on "Transparency of Foreign Influence"

World Vision Georgia's Statement on adoption of the new law on "Transparency of Foreign Influence"

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Story of Hope: World Vision Services Help Anna and her Child Craft New Life in New Surrounding

Anna's journey from Ukraine to Georgia is a touching and resilient story of survival and hope. Fleeing her homeland in July 2022 due to the war in Ukraine...

Ana's story - World Vision Shaping Youths' Path to Success

Ana - a young leader and a youth delegate from Georgia at the Council of Europe Congress of Local and Regional Authorities.

Ukraine Crisis Response

Over a year on, ADH, UNHCR and World Vision assist over 16K refugees in Georgia with life-saving initiatives

Palusky met with the local staff, partners and interacted with who have been benefiting from World Vision’s work, among which is the Multi-Service Centre...

Learning activities help restore stolen childhood of Ukrainian children who fled in Georgia

Due to the war, nearly five million Ukranians, fled in neighboring countries. Over 17 million are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance.

How little Yehor from Ukraine found his passion for music playing violin in Georgia

To meet the humanitarian and protection needs of the most vulnerable children and families, World Vision provided assistance and services to nearly 11,000...

What do children dream about? Devi, a young boy planning to study abroad.

Devi is a young boy from Tbilisi, who is in a seventh grade at the school. He is visually impaired but plans to continue to study abroad. World Vision...

What do children dream about? Mariam, young leader striving for personal development.

Meet Mariam, the Chairman of the school self-government body building a culture of youth activism and civic engagement in her school. World Vision Georgia...

What do young children dream about? Amina, seven-year-old girl from Tbilisi.

Meet Amina, 7-year-old little girl from Tbilisi. She learned sign language in a summer camp organized by World Vision Georgia for deaf children, their...

Oksana and daughter Anya’s journey as refugees finding kindness in Georgia

World Vision's response work in Georgia has reached out to over 3,000 refugees like Oksana and Anya who fled to safety from Ukraine's ongoing conflict.

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Sidra, SKYE club leader supporting young refugees in Georgia

At the present day we are witnessing the rapidly evolving high-tech environment but at the same time the world is still struggling with refugee issues with...

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Empowered women for community well-being

Highlighting the role of women at the community level is a priority of our programmes. Significant projects have been implemented over the years to develop...

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Strengthening foster care service - priority for World vision Georgia

Strengthening foster care service and social work in Georgia is one of the priorities for World Vision. World Vision Georgia organised an Appreciation...

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Afghan boy’s journey to safety and self-realisation

Born in Iran, grown up in Azerbaijan and now living in Georgia – story of an Afghan boy’s journey to safety and self-realization. Said Yusifi, 20 years old...

As Vakhtang says he enjoys the work and feels happy that it gives him the chance to improve living conditions.

Transforming the lives of disadvantaged youth

With low education and skill levels, limited resources and inadequate social and business networks, deprived youth in Georgia face particularly difficult...

Realization of fundamental rights of asylum-seekers, refugees, and stateless people in Georgia

It has been three years since World Vision Georgia started a project “Community Mobilization and Participation” which is a joint initiative of UNHCR and...