Irine KldiashviliDirector
SSK strengthens communities through compassionate care, inclusive support, and sustainable development.
Since our founding, the Samaritan Association of Georgia (SSK) has worked to empower vulnerable individuals and families across Georgia through person-centered care that promotes dignity, equality, and resilience.
We provide social services, psychological support, early intervention for children, and protection against gender-based and domestic violence. Our multifunctional centers offer holistic, community-based support delivered by skilled professionals.
Through partnerships with local and international organizations, we ensure accessible, high-quality services. We also run awareness campaigns, training programs, and self-help groups to promote social responsibility and build safer communities.
Guided by compassion, respect, transparency, and innovation, we are committed to creating lasting, positive change.
Every Person Matters.Every Step With Care!
First Aid
Know What to Do. Be Ready. Act Fast!
PFA
Care in Crisis Moments. Be There. Be Calm. Be Ready.
DRR
Disaster Risk Reduction - Stronger Communities, Safer
GBV & DV
Recognize, Respond, Prevent
We help where help is needed and we know how to help. We stand by every person in need
Discover the journey of SSK
from its humanitarian roots in 1992 to becoming a nationwide leader in social services, empowerment, and community-based care in Georgia.
1. 1992 – Establishment and Strategic Partnership
The Samaritan Association of Georgia (SSK) was founded during a national crisis to deliver humanitarian aid and youth support. It initiated a long-term partnership with ASB Germany, marking the beginning of decades of cooperation.
2. 2010 – Organizational Renewal
With the support of ASB Germany, SSK was re-established as an independent, nonprofit, and nonpolitical organization, reviving its mission to support vulnerable populations.
3. 2011–2014 – Establishment of Social and Psychosocial Services
SSK launched home care centers for elderly people in Tbilisi, Telavi, and Gori, and introduced psychosocial support services for hospitalized children. These services laid the foundation for community-based care.
Supported by: ASB Germany, ASB Austria, Aktion Mensch, Local Municipalities
4. 2013 & 2017 – Establishment of Early Intervention Centers
Early childhood intervention centers were opened in Lagodekhi and Gori to support children with developmental needs and their families.
Supported by: Aktion Mensch, ASB Germany, AMINA, ADA
5. 2014–2020 – SSK Sport Initiative
Through sports projects in rugby, football, and judo, SSK promoted inclusion, resilience, and youth empowerment in vulnerable communities and conflict-affected regions.
Supported by: ASB Austria, Austrian Ministry of Sports, AMINA
6. 2020 – Launch of Food Delivery Service
SSK’s home care team began providing regular food aid to low-income families in Gori Municipality, addressing food insecurity at the community level.
Supported by: Gori Municipality
7. 2022–2025 – Support for War-Affected Ukrainian Refugees
SSK launched a multi-year program offering psychosocial services and GBV/DV support to Ukrainian refugees in Georgia.
Supported by: ASB Georgia
8. 2024 – Establishment of Women’s Empowerment Centers
Centers were opened in Batumi and Zugdidi, providing safe, confidential support and counseling to women in crisis across Adjara, Guria, and Samegrelo.
Supported by: ASB Georgia.
2. 2010 – Organizational Renewal
With the support of ASB Germany, SSK was re-established as an independent, nonprofit, and nonpolitical organization, reviving its mission to support vulnerable populations.
4. 2013 & 2017 – Establishment of Early Intervention Centers
Early childhood intervention centers were opened in Lagodekhi and Gori to support children with developmental needs and their families.
Supported by: Aktion Mensch, ASB Germany, AMINA, ADA
6. 2020 – Launch of Food Delivery Service
SSK’s home care team began providing regular food aid to low-income families in Gori Municipality, addressing food insecurity at the community level.
Supported by: Gori Municipality
8. 2024 – Establishment of Women’s Empowerment Centers
Centers were opened in Batumi and Zugdidi, providing safe, confidential support and counseling to women in crisis across Adjara, Guria, and Samegrelo.
Supported by: ASB Georgia.
