2026 Q1 Newsletter
1st Quartely Newsletter of 2026 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, Executive Director
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
Latest News
Stories
Joint activities of children and the elderly
How the joint life and activities of children and the elderly at the community center "Chemi Mordu" strengthen each other.
Lopota Resort employees visited our Kurdgelauri house
The small family-type children's home in Kurdgelauri was once again visited with warmth and attention by the employees of "Lopota Lake Resort & Spa".
The Earth Day at the Daycare Center for Children with Disabilities
The Earth Day was celebrated at the Daycare Center for Children with Disabilities with creative and educational activities.
Information meeting in Kurdgelauri
Representatives of the Telavi Crisis Center for Victims of Violence visited the Kurdgelauri Small Family Home, where they held a meeting with the manager and employees of the facility.
Children's visit to the Emergency Situations Management Service
The main topic of this week at our Daycare Center for Children with Disabilities was safety.
During the learning process, the children not only heard, but also thoughtfully studied the dangers we may encounter in everyday life - related to transport, fire and electricity. They also learned how to recognize danger, how to behave in such a situation and, most importantly, who to turn to for help.
During the learning process, the children not only heard, but also thoughtfully studied the dangers we may encounter in everyday life - related to transport, fire and electricity. They also learned how to recognize danger, how to behave in such a situation and, most importantly, who to turn to for help.
Rain Gardens in Poti
A “rain garden” is a modern, environmentally friendly infrastructural solution that is considered one of the most effective and aesthetic ways to manage rainwater and improve the area.
Mother Sidoniavisited our small family-type home in Kurdgelauri.
Mother Sidonia and a loyal friend of the house, Mariam Germanishvili, were guests at our small family-type home in Kurdgelauri.
Individual Development Plans Creation for Partner Organizations
CHCA continues to actively support social and humanitarian organizations operating in Western Georgia, which enjoy a high level of trust and acceptance within their respective municipalities.
Operational Documents Creation for Partner Organizations
Based on CHCA's screening analysis and partner organizations' individual needs, 5 operational documents were created for these organizations.
Training - Financial Management
a 3-day training course was held on "Financial Management for Program Managers".
Training - Humanitarian Operational Standards
CHCA continues its active and targeted collaboration with social and humanitarian organizations operating in Western Georgia.
Homecare beneficiaries were handed over the inventory
CHCA received special bathroom chairs, which we handed over to 10 beneficiaries with special needs of homecare service. These chairs ensure their safety, independence and comfort.
Information campaign to promote "rain gardens"
CHCA is actively conducting an information campaign aimed at promoting modern, nature-based solutions for stormwater management, including the "rain gardens".
Rain garden construction work has begun in Poti
In Poti, in the settlement of IDPs from Abkhazia (Abkhazia and Gagra streets), the drainage and sewage systems of residential buildings have been in critical condition for years, which leads to constant water stagnation in the basements, the spread of dampness and mold, a decrease in the structural stability of buildings, and an increase in health risks.
Spring activities in our Small Family-Type Children's Homes
Involving children in the spring cleaning of the yard is not just about keeping the area tidy - it is a process that fosters their sense of responsibility and independence. By taking care of a shared space, children learn orderliness, develop a work ethics and realize that the environment they live in belongs to them as well, and that they can take care of it.
Story of the Returnee - Zurab Ghviniashvili
A reintegration support program is actively underway, one of the current participants of which is Zurab Ghviniashvili, who returned to Georgia from Switzerland in 2025.
Valentine's Day at Chemi Mordu
On Valentine’s Day, our shelter welcomed special guests: volunteers from the “Mestumre” project, who celebrated the holiday with our beloved elderly residents.
Georgian language lessons in a small family-style home in Kurdgelauri
The beneficiaries are given the opportunity to overcome the language barrier, improve social communication with peers and adults, and actively participate in educational and public life, which directly contributes to their sustainable integration into society.
Clean-up activities in Poti
The condition of the basements of multi apartment residential buildings in the Poti IDP settlement has remained a problem for years. Contaminated and water-filled basements not only hinder the infrastructural sustainability of the buildings but also pose a threat to the residents’ safe living environment.
Visiting Lopota For New Years
The beneficiaries of the Kurdgelauri Small Family-Type Homes were given an unforgettable New Year's Day by Lopota Resort.The children were invited to a New Year's event, where they were hosted with warmth, joy and a real holiday atmosphere.
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Success Story of Nata
Find out moreNata’s story clearly shows how important such initiatives are for the full inclusion of returning citizens in the social and economic life
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Reintegration Path of Zviad Ghviniashvili
Find out moreWithin the framework of this project, a reintegration support program is still actively underway, one of the current participants of which is Zurab Ghviniashvili, who returned to Georgia from Switzerland in 2025.
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Success Story of Gela Kharanauli
Find out moreToday, we would like to share a success story of Gela Kharanauli
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