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The Women's Fund “Sukhumi” applies a trauma-informed approach when working with women who have experienced violence, helping them through rehabilitation and transition to a new phase of life.
This method is based on empathy, creating a safe environment, and providing support tailored to individual needs. Specialists not only offer psychological assistance but also focus on empowering women, developing their abilities, and reintegrating them as full members of society.
A trauma-informed approach allows survivors to process their experiences, receive the necessary support, and regain confidence in their own strength. This process is crucial for their empowerment and ability to start anew.
The Women's Fund “Sukhumi” continues its mission to ensure that more women receive the support they need and build a dignified and independent future.
The Women’s Fund “Sukhumi” is committed to helping survivors of violence regain their strength and rebuild their lives. Through the support of social workers and specially trained para-specialists, women receive guidance, resources, and opportunities for social reintegration. This process not only aids their recovery but also empowers them to create a safer and more dignified future.
By fostering a society where every woman has the support she needs, we take a step closer to a world free from violence.
Ekaterine Gamakharia, Head of the Women's Fund "Sokhumi" Tbilisi Office, along with activist Vero Melua, discusses the challenges faced by internally displaced persons (IDPs) today on TV Formula's program "With the People."
"Many of the challenges that IDPs face remain unnoticed by society and have practically never been, or only rarely, part of the political and social agenda," said Ekaterine Gamakharia.
How does domestic violence affect women's lives? What barriers do they face, and what are the possible solutions?
This video is based on real stories and reflects women's experiences, challenges, and paths to empowerment. It is grounded in the research and support services of the Women's Fund "Sokhumi."
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The TV “Rioni” broadcasted a live program with the participation of host Nino Nebieridze and guests of the program, representatives of our organization: Emma Kamkia and Khatuna Gogua.
The report on the research of the Women Fund “Sukhumi” "Assessment of the gender impact of the component of family and community participation in the educational process of the State Standard of Early and Preschool Education" was discussed.
We present our new video, highlighting the Women’s Fund "Sokhumi" work to strengthen women's roles and engagement and address domestic violence issues. For over 20 years, we have been actively working in ten municipalities of western Georgia: Kutaisi, Tskaltubo, Khoni, Terjola, Samtredia, Chokhatauri, Zugdidi, Senaki, Tsalenjikha, and Khobi.
Within the framework of the general network of IDP women and girls of the Women Fund "Sukhumi" - "Network of Women and Girls Peace Ambassadors" the initiatives envisaged by the project were implemented in five municipalities: Senaki, Tskaltubo, Khoni, Zugdidi and Kutaisi.
The process was actively participated by leaders of women groups, activists and community residents. The initiatives were implemented with the involvement of human resources of the local community.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
The video highlights the efforts of the Women's Fund "Sokhumi" in promoting women's empowerment, using the Zugdidi municipality as an example.
We are excited to present our column, 'Profile of a Successful Artist,' featuring the inspiring story of Gvantsa. Gvantsa, a polymer clay day center graduate, honed her creative talents and successfully mastered the art of working with polymer clay.
You can explore her work here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567478503482
We present a new social video by the Women's Fund 'Sukhumi,' featuring actors Nino Choladze and Nantso Tskhviravashvili discussing online violence against girls and the dangers of gender-based misinformation in the digital space.
Embrace the truth and reject gender identity disinformation!