Make Winter Survival possible for Children&Elderly

This week, we delivered winter assistance to 11 vulnerable families living in difficult conditions across rural regions of Georgia. The support included food supplies, essential medicine, warm clothing, and basic household necessities. Many of these families rely on firewood as their only source of heating, and winter conditions have made access to fuel and daily essentials even more challenging.

Several beneficiaries live in remote areas where heavy snowfall limits transportation and increases isolation, especially for elderly individuals. For large families with children, rising heating costs often reduce their ability to purchase sufficient food and medicine.

Your support allows us to continue responding directly to these urgent winter needs. We remain committed to reaching more families as winter continues.

As winter continues, many of our beneficiaries are facing growing challenges. A large number of the families we support live in remote rural regions where heavy snowfall has made daily life especially difficult. Roads are often blocked, access to shops and services is limited, and basic needs become harder to meet.

In these areas, heating is a serious concern. Many families rely on firewood to keep their homes warm, and shortages during severe winter conditions put children and elderly people at real risk. Along with food and warm clothing, access to heating materials is often what determines whether a family can safely get through the coldest months.

Our team continues to identify the most vulnerable households and deliver support where it is needed most. The need remains ongoing, and winter is far from over for many of these communities.

If you’d like to continue supporting this work, you can find our project here: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/winter-survival-for-children-and-lonely-elderly/

Thank you for standing with families who are facing winter in the hardest conditions.

In remote rural areas, heavy snowfall has cut off access to basic services, leaving families dependent on firewood as their only source of heat during the coldest winter days.