Motskhaleba Foundation

We help Ukrainian citizens to begin a new life in Georgia

Nearly 15 million of Ukrainian citizens had to leave their country since the start of the full-scale war. At least 25 000 of them are now in Georgia. It can appear to be a comparatively small number, but for a small country like Georgia, this is a significant amount. The majority of Ukrainians came here after being forcibly deported to Russia from Mariupol, Melitopol or Kherson, so they especially need help and rehabilitation.

Our projects

Info help

We help Ukrainian citizens to find their way around Georgia, find the necessities, housing, free food, medical and legal assistance. We also help those who have been forcibly deported to leave Russian Federation.

amilies have contacted us via telegram bot since the war started

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consultations are carried out by our telegram-bot team every month

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sections in our Memo for Ukrainian
citizens in Georgia

subscribers in the telegram channel

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Housing and rehabilitation

The House on the Mountain shelter provides four-week accommodation for the most vulnerable categories of people: women with children, the elderly, people with special medical needs. During these 4 weeks, a team of psychologists and curators helps them start rehabilitation and think through their future path.

people managed to live in the "House on the mountain"