New specialized small group home opened for children with severe and heavy disorders by the Ministry of Displaced Persons from Occupied Territories Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia, USAID and UNICEF. The company m² Real Estate also joined the project by fully funding the construction works of the specialized small group home service building.

Davit Sergeenko, Minister of Displaced Persons from Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia, Hassan Hallil, UNICEF representative in Georgia, Adam Shmidt, an acting director of USAID and Shota Berekasvhili, m² managing partner visited the service and opened it officially.

Specialized small group home service is a transitional service for underage children with severe and heavy disorders who are under state care and who have difficult health problems. The service aims to provide care which is tailored to the individual needs of these children, provide psycho-social assistance and create adequate conditions for the development and social inclusion of children.

Specialized small group home service provides 24-hour care service and health monitoring programs for children to facilitate the development of their physical, functional and adaptation skills.