Hand in Hand operates 10 fully inclusive family-type homes across four regions of Georgia, offering a pioneering model of community-based living for people with disabilities.

What makes this model truly unique is its unconditional inclusion, its commitment to human rights, and its focus on building each individual’s independence and autonomy.

Thanks to its innovative approach and years of dedicated work, Hand in Hand has been recognized by the World Health Organization as a global example of best practice in community-based services, recommended to anyone seeking to develop similar models in the future.