Charity Humanitarian Centre Abkhazeti (CHCA)

Advocacy Campaign – Skra, Gori

Disordered Canal and Internal Roads
Badri Tskhondia – Village Dighomi, Tbilisi

Wood Art Creation
Cucumber Greenhouse in a Small Group Home

Baisubani, Lagodekhi
Tamar Mushtarauli – Kisiskhevi, Telavi

Employed in a Social Enterprise “Elva Delivery”
Revaz Jalaghonia – Rukhi, Zugdidi

Blueberry Nursery

Newsletter - May 2019

The May Newsletter reviews the work performed by Charity Humanitarian Centre “Abkhazeti” (CHCA). It provides a summary of major events organized by CHCA.

"The achievements for our team to strive to bring more positive changes to more beneficiaries in the future and contribute to social justice, equality and a stabile development process for our country.” – Nukri Milorva.

Our Mission

Charity Humanitarian Centre "Abkhazeti" (CHCA), established in 1995, is a Georgian, non-Governmental, non-profit organization that aims to improve the livelihoods of conflict-affected and other socially vulnerable persons and enhance their social and economic integration.

Our Programs

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Children and Youth Protection and Development

Supporting children and youth development through the promotion of formal,

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Community Development and Advocacy

To strengthen social capacities and infrastructure of conflict affected population with a view of improving

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Livelihoods and Economic Development

Supporting economic empowerment and development among the conflict-affected and extremely vulnerable

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Peace and Confidence Building

Protection monitoring of persons living within the occupied territories of Georgia, IDPs and conflict-affected

Stories

The Project Closure Event - Charity Exhibition

On 4 June, an exhibition of handicrafts created by the project participants was held at the Zugdidi Technopark.

CHCA hosted the Ukrainian delegation

The Ukrainian delegation included representatives of local governments and public organizations working in Donetsk and Lugansk.

144 Vulnerable Youth Are Ready for the Independent Life

During 28 months 144 vulnerable youth were involved in the project activities and received various benefits

13 former inmates receive material assets in Zugdidi to launch the economic activities

CHCA continues to support people in conflict with the law

Information Meetings in Samegrelo Region

New opportunities for startup business and business extender

Social Enterprise "Elva Delivery"

In social enterprise 3 adolescents will be employed, whose monthly salary will be 375 GEL.

Hausmeister (caretaker) – Necessary Skills and Responsibilities

The training is led by German specialists. The training topics are based on the successful experience of “Housemasters” in Germany.

Management and Development of Homeowners' Associations - Training in Kutaisi

The training is held within the framework of the project "Master of My House - Master of My Future!"

British Guests Visit in Georgia

The head of the shelter, Leda Salia, showed the gests the barbed wire fences made by the Russian occu¬pation regime.

“The word existed first - Journalism of War and Peace”

The aim of the conference was activation of the Abkhazian theme on Georgian media, as well as to build confidence between the Georgian and Abkhazian population through the Georgian media

"Master of My House - Master of My Future!"

On September 18, a new project presentation “Master of My House – Master of My Future!” was organized. The presentation topic was “Professional Perspectives of Young Internally Displaced Persons in the Housing Sector.”

Children from three regions were gathered in Mtskheta

The aim of the meeting was to update the knowledge received during social skills trainings and to make friends with each other in the region.

Karl C Misulis – CHCA’s Peace Corp Volunteer

The Georgian government and the Georgian people have been welcoming and kind to us volunteers, and we are more than happy to give back.

Study Tour in Berlin

On June 25-29 the study tour was held in Berlin, in which the executive director of CHCA Nukri Milorava and Program Manager Thea Kacharava took part.

“Sweet Future” - Social enterprise’s opening ceremony in Gori

With the financial support of the European Union 3 adolescents are employed in a social enterprise - “Sweet Future” - based in Gori, whose monthly salary are 250 GEL.