Partners and Collaboration
Embassy of Ukraine in Georgia
The Embassy promotes the development of interstate relations between Ukraine and Georgia at all levels in order to ensure the harmonious development of relations, as well as cooperation on issues of common interest. The Embassy also performs consular functions.
German Humanitarian Assistance
With offices in Berlin and Bonn, as well as around 230 missions abroad, the Foreign Office manages Germany's international relations. The office promotes extensive cooperation not only in politics, but also in business, culture, science and other areas, reflecting Germany's deep integration into international networks.
Aktion Deutschland Hilft
In 2001, ten well-known humanitarian organizations founded Aktion Deutschland Hilft to provide fast and effective assistance in the event of major disasters. Today, the alliance, which includes 23 humanitarian organizations, operates in more than 100 countries.
UNHCR Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
The main goal of the organization is to protect the rights and welfare of refugees. It strives to ensure that everyone can exercise the right to seek asylum and find safe haven in another country, with the option of voluntarily returning home, integrating locally or resettling in a third country.
World Vision Georgia
For more than 70 years, World Vision has been caring for children and those in need. From its founding in 1947, when Bob Pierce helped a Chinese girl, to rescuing Vietnamese refugees in 1979, World Vision has been helping those who need help the most. Started in Oregon, it is now the largest Christian non-governmental organization in the world, working in nearly 100 countries.
CARE Caucasus
CARE International, a 75-year-old international confederation, fights poverty and social injustice by focusing on the empowerment of women and girls. In collaboration with communities and societies, the confederation works to address the causes of poverty through innovative solutions implemented at the local level. The approach emphasizes transparency, accountability and quality.
People in Need
Founded on the principles of humanism, freedom, equality and solidarity, the organization promotes human dignity and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Active in many countries and committed to promoting a society enriched by diversity, it addresses critical social issues, education and humanitarian aid with the support of the international community.
ASB Georgia
Since 1992, ASB has been supporting Georgia, initially with humanitarian aid and later with agricultural development through irrigation projects. After 1997, the focus shifted to development, with an emphasis on disaster preparedness and local capacity building, with funding from international and German sources.
SSK Georgia
Established in 1992, the Samaritan Association of Georgia (SSK) was re-registered in 2010 as an independent NGO working on refugee reintegration, disaster prevention and child protection. In 2011, SSK created a coalition to support children with disabilities and initiated a mobile nursing service in Tbilisi, as well as organized first aid training and job creation for displaced people.
Action Against Hunger
Action Against Hunger is a global humanitarian organization that originated in France and is committed to ending world hunger. The organization helps children suffering from malnutrition and provides communities with access to safe water and sustainable solutions to fight hunger. In 2022, Action Against Hunger worked in 56 countries with more than 8990 employees, helping 28 million people in need.
ADRA
The global humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the organization serves a vast community with the world's largest network of health and education facilities. It provides relief and development in more than 120 countries to all people, regardless of their ethnicity, political opinion, gender or religion.
Helping Hand
This project aims to activate young people in Marneuli, Borjomi and Nucrian through volunteering, providing training and small grants for projects aimed at integrating people with disabilities. Initiatives include volunteer services for day centers and those in need.