With the support of the Skills Agency, the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) and the First Medical College in Tbilisi are jointly implementing the educational project “Raising Awareness among Students and Women from Vulnerable Groups in the Priority Field of Healthcare”. The project was discussed on a television broadcast.

In partnership with the Global Fund for Women, CSDC offers psychosocial services to Ukrainian refugee women and girls living in Georgia, including online consultations with psychologists, lawyers and career consultants. Nino Todua and project assistant Ana Kvartskhava talk about the services on Palitra's morning show.

The Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) offers psychosocial and legal services to Ukrainian refugee women and girls living in Georgia. Educational events are also planned, including on conflict resolution, gender-based violence and sexual harassment. Nino Todua talks about the project on Formula TV.

More than 5,000 adolescents, including socially vulnerable children, in Tbilisi and the regions of Georgia took part in the program “Protect Hygiene for Your Health”. TV story.

More than 5,000 adolescents, including socially vulnerable children, took part in the activities of the program “Protect Hygiene for Your Health”. A Palitra News story about the program's results.

The program “Protect Hygiene for Your Health” brought together more than 5,000 adolescents across Georgia. A TV story about the program's results.

In Kutaisi, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), in partnership with the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) and with the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), held the closing event of the educational program “Protect Hygiene for Your Health”. TV story about the event.

With the support of UNICEF and USAID, a specially equipped bus – the Mobile Hygiene Hub – travels to open spaces in different cities. Adolescents share fun activities and games about hygiene with their peers.

With the support of UNICEF and USAID, the youth program “Protect Hygiene for Your Health” continues. A specially equipped Mobile Hygiene Hub travels with adolescents to different cities. The program aims to prevent COVID-19 and to inform adolescents about proper hygiene behavior.

Within the project “Protect Hygiene for Your Health”, a specially equipped bus – the Mobile Hygiene Hub – travels with adolescents to open spaces. The details of the project are discussed by Nino Todua, President of the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC), and project participant and Hygiene Guardian Nika Rizhamadze.