Cultural-Humanitarian Fund "Sukhumi”

 After meeting with IDPs psychologist of Fund “Sukhumi” makes the following comments: “Their problems are so similar that I always know in advance what they would talk about. They feel that they need to talk to a psychologist but note that people in Georgia have not accustomed to use such service”.
Except Kutaisi the psychologist met with IDPs living in collective centres of Khoni and in the military town Kopitnari.
- “We are watching TV the whole day. Events taking place in Tbilisi have very negative influence on us. We are afraid that we’ll never live quietly”, - the psychologists says that such phrases are heard everywhere and t... More >>>

- “We have not had electricity for already two months. Not everyone has individual counters and hence we don’t know how much electricity everyone consumes personally”. 
- “We are very irritated and nervous. Neighbours are constantly arguing with each other”, - such was the mood of IDPs living in the hotel “Imereti” in Zestafoni during the meeting with the psychologist... More >>>

- «Sixteen meetings monthly, sixteen collective centres is not few of course, but the work to be done is much more. The strained routine is negatively reflected at people’s psyche and all need psychological support”, - says a psychologist of Fund “Sukhumi” Manana Gotsiridze. 
In the psychologist’s opinion meetings give women IDPs possibility to speak freely about their problems which, as they say, are endless. 
- «The whole co... More >>>

On the 5th of March representatives of Fund “Sukhumi” hold an informational meeting on the issues of peace and security in one of the collective centre in Kutaisi, former Culinary technical school where live IDPs from Abkhazia. The meeting was attended by 19 people: men and women of middle age and also young persons.  
Attendees were acquainted with the seven components of human security and also with an analytical document of Archil Gegeshidze “Consolidation of human security of internally displaced persons in Georgia”. 
During the discussion participants expressed concern of the fact that they had been still living in unbearable conditions and that issues of ac... More >>>