Under the partnership agreement signed on January 1, 2025, the Samaritan Association of Georgia  (SSK), in collaboration with ASB Georgia, is implementing the Psychosocial Support Component of the Cash & Care project. This partnership is grounded in mutual trust and a commitment to providing accountable, high-quality services to vulnerable populations.
The project supports and strengthens Hresnics's (community-based social workers) work and aims to enhance the quality of psychosocial support and community-based care for beneficiaries across Georgia.

The Samaritan Association of Georgia  (SSK), in partnership with ASB Georgia, is leading a vital initiative focused on preventing and responding to gender-based and domestic violence in western Georgia. Rooted in community needs, the project aims to improve access to support services, raise awareness, and strengthen local systems to protect and empower vulnerable women and girls.