“Breathe, my little one… I’m here.” – A mother’s love is stronger than pain, than the body, stronger even than fate. We ask all of you to join a bloody battle – a battle for the life of Fatman’s daughter.

Three deeply unfortunate women: gravely ill, destitute, and forgotten by everyone! We simply must take care of them… After all, they are ours! They are Georgians! They are simply good, kind, and religious people!!! Find out about their lives, friends!

“I came home and cried my heart out… because the other kids wouldn’t let me ride their bicycle. They said: ‘You’re always asking – why don’t you have your own by now?’ This winter, 9-year-old Gionest and 13-year-old Mariam will once again be left to freeze and fall ill, living in these ruins without windows. Every time we begin to write a story like this, we think – this can’t be real! It is impossible for people to live like this!

A terrible tragedy befell the Kvitaishvili family: a terrible fire destroyed their house to the ground. Everything that they had acquired over the years turned to ashes. The unfortunate people became homeless overnight and were forced to spend the night in the open air. Lord, we pray to You, open our hearts, fill them with compassion, so that we can see their pain and respond!

An elderly woman rummages through a trash container. What is she looking for there? Gold? Diamonds? No. She’s searching for a piece of bread – something to keep her from fainting from hunger. Today a stray dog reached the container before she did, so Grandma Gulnara will go to bed hungry.
But there is still one option – to sit with an outstretched hand in front of the Church of the Holy Mother, hoping for alms. For many years, rain or snow, in unbearable heat or biting cold, Grandma Gulnara has sat in front of that church, asking for help from those who walk through its doors. At the end of the day, she counts her coins, enough to buy bread and a little cheap sausage. But what I’m about to tell you next will make your blood run cold: Georgia is perhaps the only country where social workers count those few coins from alms as “income.” With tears in her eyes, the poor old woman told a reporter from the Chernovetskyi Fund that because she begs for alms, she is denied social allowance…