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
Our Programs
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Stories
Beneficiary Selection Concluded in Khobi
Spring Hike of Out Small Family-Type Children's Homes
Presentation of the project results
Odishi 1919 on Poti Eco Festival
Poti EcoFest
Joint activities of children and the elderly
Lopota Resort employees visited our Kurdgelauri house
The Earth Day at the Daycare Center for Children with Disabilities
Information meeting in Kurdgelauri
Children's visit to the Emergency Situations Management Service
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
Mother Sidoniavisited our small family-type home in Kurdgelauri.
Individual Development Plans Creation for Partner Organizations
Operational Documents Creation for Partner Organizations
Training - Financial Management
Training - Humanitarian Operational Standards
Homecare beneficiaries were handed over the inventory
Information campaign to promote "rain gardens"
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Meet the family of Tsiala Uchaneishvili from Khobi.
Find out moreFor the Uchaneishvili family, energy efficiency is not merely about saving energy; it represents a significant opportunity to reduce daily expenses and improve their living conditions.
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Meet Maka Kukhaleishvili from the village of Kheti, in the Khobi Municipality.
Find out moreMaka lives with her husband and their two minor children. As Maka and both of her children are persons with disabilities, heating their home during the winter presents significant financial and physical challenges for this socially vulnerable family.
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