A three-day training course was held in Bakuriani within the youth program “Hygiene Guardians”. The project aims to inform socially vulnerable adolescents aged 12–17 about safe hygiene practices and proper hygiene behavior. TV story.

The youth program “Hygiene Guardians” has been launched. The program is implemented by 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). TV story.

Nana Pruidze, Head of Health Programs at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), and Nino Todua, President of the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC), talk about the new program “Hygiene Guardians” on Radio Imedi.

Nana Pruidze, Health Programs Manager at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), and Nino Todua, President of the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC), talk about the youth educational program “Hygiene Guardians”. The project aims to inform socially vulnerable adolescents aged 12–17 about safe hygiene practices and proper hygiene behavior.

The youth educational program “Hygiene Guardians” has started. Nino Todua, President of the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC), talked about the program live on Maestro TV.

Nino Todua, Director of the Civil Society Development Center, talks live on TV Pirveli about the second stage of the fundraising campaign “Get Involved and Involve Others”. The campaign aims to promote the protection of homeless and single women during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On the “Ertsulovneba Morning” show, Nino Todua, Head of the Civil Society Development Center, and Lela Gaprindashvili, representative of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia and coordinator of the Transit Educational Program, talk about educational programs for homeless children who have been left out of school.

On the show “Imedi Week”, Nino Todua, Head of the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC), talks about the Transit Educational Program. The program works on the socialization of homeless children and their integration into the educational environment.

On the Adjara Public Broadcaster's show “Zoom Education”, Nino Todua, Head of the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC), talks about the problems of children left out of school. As she noted, there is neither a day center nor a transit educational program in Batumi, although there is a great need for them.

Nino Todua, Head of the Civil Society Development Center, talks about the Transit Educational Program on Formula's morning show. The Ministry of Education launched the program in 2015 for homeless children who were left out of school, and up to 400 children are involved in it. CSDC implements the program. The program includes several components, including work on academic and life skills.