“Sometimes I dream that I’m walking again… Then I open my eyes and try to move my leg and arm. But nothing comes of it… It hurts when I realize that that was just a dream. And I get depressed. It feels like I became a hostage to my own body,” – says 31-year-old Goga Berishvili. The man’s eyes get wet. He tries to hide them, but you can hear despair in his every word.

– There are many of them, I saw it myself! And we have holes in the walls, what if a snake crawls into the house and bites us?! – says 10-year-old Bachuki with his eyes wide open. He and his brothers – 4-year-old Gegi, 2-year-old Dato, 13-year-old Mate live in a wooden dilapidated shed, which cannot be called a house!
“It’s terribly cold here in winter and hot in summer. Moreover, the house is in such a state that it’s about to collapse! – Izo (36 years old), the mother of four wonderful boys, cries and shows us the walls of the falling down shed “insulated” with cardboard where they have to live.
– The walls are rotten through! But what can we do? We don’t have enough money even for food.

“Caution! Slow down! Stop! Danger!” Probably it is safer to walk in a minefield than in this house. Having worked for many years at the Fund and having seen the primitive living conditions, we sometimes think that we got already used to such houses. But alas! It is impossible to get used to this.

Anano is a 9-year-old girl who has not been lucky since birth, she does not know what it means to be healthy, and in all her life we ​​have felt nothing b