Socially Vulnerable Family, Rustavi, Georgia
Vulnerable children, Rustavi, Republic of Georgia © Everychild / Onnik Krikorian
Vulnerable children, Rustavi, Republic of Georgia © Everychild / Onnik Krikorian
Vulnerable children with a social worker from the Ministry of Education, Rustavi, Republic of Georgia © Everychild / Onnik Krikorian
Until I write more on my trip to Georgia, it was interesting to see social workers employed by the Government work with vulnerable families in Armenia’s northern neighbor. Here, most social workers are employed by local NGOs and international organizations such as World Vision and the Fund for Armenian Relief, although Everychild trained their counterparts in Georgia.
WELL I DONT WANT TO LEAVE A COMMENT IS THERE ANY WAY I CAN HELP YOU ALL IN GEORGIA. MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER TOLD HOW HER COUNTRY REALLY WAS AND I THINK THATS WHY SHE SAID FOR ME NOT TO COME AND HTAT SHE WILL COME AND VISIT ME IN AMERICA. EVERYTIME I SEE HOW WE LIVE THE HIGH LIFE IN AMERICA IT MAKES ME SAD TO SEE HOW THE REST OF THE WORLD LIVES. IF I CAN GET A JOB HELPING OVER THERE I WOULD LOVE IT. IM TIRED OF LIVING THE HIGH LIFE IWANNA HELP SOME OF THE WORLD OUT.
Comment by Brandon Hooper — February 7, 2006 @ 7:26 pm
OOPS I HIT SAYS IT LOL I WASNT DONE. SO THATS WHY SHE SAID DONT COME TO RUSTAVI. I FEEL SO BAD FOR THESE PEOPLE. PLEASE CONTACT ME.
Comment by Brandon Hooper — February 7, 2006 @ 7:27 pm