The dynamics of the organizational development and growth was traditionally preserved in 2015-2016. The number of direct beneficiaries has significantly increased and exceeded more than 6000 persons. The amount of the funding has been increased and exceeded 2 million GEL per year.

In 2014 CHCA focused its 13 projects on long-term social and economic development.

From 2010 to 2011, CHCA helped more than 22,000 people in 17 cities and municipal districts across Georgia through 20 projects valued at more than 2.5 million lari.

This publication contains narratives and descriptions of programs and activities implemented by CHCA in the aftermath of the horrific August 2008 war and through the rebuilding period of 2009. Over this period, with the powerful support from a number of donor agencies, our organization carried out emergency response and development programs valuing approximately 2 million Georgian Lari. With such generous assistance from our partners, CHCA was able to directly help more than 12,000 people in 16 cities and municipal districts across Georgia. Thanks to the long-standing experience and professionalism of CHCA's staff and robust commitment from CHCA's Georgian and foreign volunteers, we successfully brought aid, opportunities, and hope to thousands.