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Georgia’s housing programme gives 13,000 displaced families a fresh start in 2025

A decade-long effort transforms lives as thousands of families rebuild. Georgia’s government-backed initiative hits a historic milestone—with no signs of slowing down.

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Georgia’s housing programme gives 13,000 displaced families a fresh start in 2025

Georgia’s state-funded housing programme for internally displaced families has reached a new milestone in 2025. Running since 2014, the initiative has now helped over 13,000 families find permanent homes. This year alone, nearly 3,000 more have secured housing through government support.

The programme, managed by the Displaced Persons Agency, provides financial aid to families based on their size. Eligible households receive funds to purchase property in any region of Georgia. A list of approved families has been published on the agency’s official website.

Once selected, beneficiaries have six months to choose a home independently. The scheme is fully financed by the Georgian government through the Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs. For 2025, the agency plans to assist nearly 800 additional families. The expansion follows years of steady growth, with the programme now operating at record levels.

The initiative continues to resettle displaced families across the country. With thousands already housed and hundreds more expected to benefit, the programme remains a key part of Georgia’s social support system. The government’s funding ensures its ongoing operation for years to come.

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