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One Year War in Ukraine

One year ago today, Russia's war against Ukraine began. Meanwhile, more than 18 million people in the country are in need of humanitarian aid and protection. ASB, together with its country office and partner organizations, continues to support the people in need day after day. The support ranges from distributing food and hygiene items, disbursing cash for livelihood, rent or fuel and food, to providing psychosocial support for children and adults. So far, ASB was able to help more than 125,000 people. In doing so, ASB focusses on vulnerable groups such as people with disabilities, families with many children and the elderly.

You can find out more about ASB’s support in Ukraine at www.asb.de/ukraine.

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The Country Director of ASB Georgia visited the Racha-Lechkhumi region

The Country Director of ASB Georgia visited the Racha-Lechkhumi region

The Country Director of ASB Georgia, Clemens Von Heimendahl, visited the Racha-Lechkhumi region, where he became acquainted with the activities of the project "Providing Access to Support Fo

From Mariupol to Batumi: Life After War in a Foreign City

From Mariupol to Batumi: Life After War in a Foreign City

“When we first arrived here, we only had one suitcase, mostly packed with documentation. The assistance provided has been invaluable to me, and I'm truly grateful to ASB Georgia for everythin

2 years away from home - On February 24th, 2022 a full-scale war broke out in Ukraine

2 years away from home - On February 24th, 2022 a full-scale war broke out in Ukraine

Katerina, a single mother with a two-year-old child, arrived in Georgia from Ukraine in 2022, accompanied by her mother. Despite the hardships and the longing for her homeland, Katerina and h

Hresnic: "Peace for Tomorrow"

Hresnic: "Peace for Tomorrow"

Tatyana Lechenko, an experienced Hresnic, who has been actively assisting 70 Ukrainian families in Georgia for over a year.

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