Georgia's Housing Program Provides Hope for Displaced Families

Georgia's Ongoing Support for Internally Displaced Persons: A Housing Program Update Thousands of families displaced from Georgia's occupied territories have received housing assistance since 2000, thanks to a government initiative. The program provides temporary housing for six months, allowing families to secure permanent residences. "The agency monitors the families and helps them find suitable accommodations," explains a spokesperson in the video. The program's success is evident in the thousands of families it has helped, offering a beacon of hope for those displaced by conflict. More information is available at idp.moh.gov.ge.