Charity Humanitarian Centre "Abkhazeti" (CHCA), established in 1995, is a Georgian, non-Governmental, non-profit organization that aims to improve the livelihoods of conflict-affected and other socially vulnerable persons and enhance their social and economic integration.

CHCA's Target Groups

• Internally displaced persons (IDPs)
• Persons living in the conflict zones
• Socially vulnerable families
• Former migrants
• Children and youth
• Persons in conflict with the law

CHCA Implements Projects in the following Areas:

• Livelihoods and Economic Development
• Community Development and Advocacy
• Children and Youth Protection and Development
• Peace and Confidence Building 

 CHCA Directly Targets 5,000 Beneficiaries per Year.

Projects

CHCA carries out a Livelihoods and Economic Development:

• Qualification for Re-Integration - a Way back to Society
• Zrda Activity in Georgia
• From Dependency to Self-Sufficiency: Innovative and Effective Livelihoods Solution for Georgia
• Supporting Business Initiatives of Former Prisoners
• Social Enterprises for IDPs in Georgia
• Enhancing Livelihood Opportunities for Eco-Migrants in Georgia

CHCA carries out Community Development and Advocacy:

• The way forward for reforms in the housing sector: empowering grassroot homeowners associations
• From Dependency to Self-Sufficiency: Innovative and Effective Livelihoods Solution for Georgia
• Towards a Fairer Society
• Enhancing the Participation of Regional CSOs in Policy Dialogue on Social Inclusion in Georgia

CHCA works for Children and Youth Protection and Development:

• Small Group Home
• Enabling Georgia’s Most Vulnerable Youth to Become Productive

CHCA carries out Peace and Confidence Building:

• Provision of Urgent Medical Assistance to Extremely Vulnerable People Living in the Occupied Territories of Georgia

CHCA Geographic Coverage:

• Tbilisi
• Kakheti
• Kvemo Kartli
• Mtskheta-Mtianeti (including Akhalgori)
• Shida Kartli
• Imereti
• Samegrelo
• Adjara
• Abkhazia

Donors:

• International Organizations: European Union, USAID, UN Agencies: UNHCR, UNICEF, UNDP;
• Embassies: Embassies of Poland and US in Georgia;
• Foundations and International NGOs: Stichting Vluchteling - Dutch Refugee Foundation, Danish Refugee Council, Save the Children, Open Society Georgia Foundation;
• Government of Georgia: Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Assistance, Ministry of Corrections and Legal Assistance, Ministry of Justice;
• Private Sector: Microfinance Organization "Crystal"