Our Projects

  • In Attempt to Better Lives- Assessment of Special Boarding Schools under the Ministry of Education and Science.
  • According to a recent Child Care services mapping in Georgia, there are currently 2,285 children living in large scale residential settings including so called special boarding schools.(Mapping of Child Care services in Georgia -November 2008, Natalia Kakabadze , edited by Joanna Baskott, Chart 5.3-this figure includes boarding schools and kindergartens.) Beneficiaries of schools with residential care can be children with special educational needs due to disability or behavior problems but in reality the majority are simply children without parental care. This... - Read More.
  • Institutional Staff Assessment
  • Institutional Staff Assessment for Compliance with Standard 5 of the Georgian Childcare Standards At the beginning of 2010, the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs initiated the process of upscaling various existing institutions to the Childcare Standards and asked non-governmental organizations with child protection focus to conduct assessments of existing services and propose a training program of caregiver/teachers capacity building. EvC Georgia teamed up with 4 other international and local NGOs on refining comprehensive assessment methodology and capacity building... - Read More.
  • Pre-Vocational/Vocational Training in Rustavi Day Care Centre
  • The project was funded by UNICEF and implemented in collaboration with Art for Future and Elisabeth Gast Foundation in January-May, 2009. The aim of the project was to expand Rustavi Day Care Centre services by introducing pre vocational/vocational component and familiarize Rustavi Day Care Centre (RDCC) beneficiary children and youth with a variety of professional career opportunities. The project beneficiaries were: 50 RDCC children; 8 SGH children; 15 parents of RDCC children; 15 RDCC educators and 4 SGH parents/replacement parents. Through... - Read More.
  • Supporting Internally Displaced Children and Families - Preventing Separation through Social Work and Psychosocial Assistance
  • Supporting Internally Displaced Children and Families - Preventing Separation through Social Work and Psychosocial Assistance EVERYCHILD – UNICEF   Following 2008 August military confrontations in South Ossetia and other territories of Georgia, the country faced a critical need for urgent and active measures to assist people affected by the armed conflict. To respond to the emergency needs of the victims of conflict, international community  coordinated  its efforts through distribution of humanitarian aid; providing shelter and basic living necessities to international displaced people. Children,... - Read More.
  • Support to Child Welfare Reform Project
  • The Support to Child Welfare Reform Project has been developed as part of the European Union’s programme of assistance to Georgia. The Terms of Reference of the project were developed in partnership with the Government of Georgia and the tender was won by a consortium of organizations led by EveryChild, a UK based NGO which has been active in child welfare in Georgia since 1999. The other partners are BMB Mott McDonald (Denmark) and Partnership for Social Initiatives... - Read More.
  • Developing Gate-keeping System and Services
  • The “Develooping Gate-keeping System and Services” project was designed by EveryChild in 2006-2007 to support the reform of the child care system and strengthen gate keeping as a fundamental mechanism of the deinstitutionalisation process in Georgia. With financial support of UNICEF and Eurasia Foundation and close collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia the project proposed development and strengthening relevant government systems and structures, ensuring multisectoral collaboration, establishing efficient emergency care services and supporting further development of other... - Read More.
  • Start up of the Advocacy for Participation to Protect Children’s Rights project
  • The European Union Delegation in Georgia and EveryChild Georgia recently signed a contract to begin implementation of a 20-month project on Advocacy for Participation to Protect Children’s Rights. The overall objective of this Project is to ensure that children without parental care in Georgia have the opportunity to grow up in a safe, caring family environment which protects their interests. More specifically, throughout duration of the Project child welfare service providers and service users will be mobilised and will... - Read More.