I. Anti-drug Centre

The Anti-Drug Centre of the International Foundation of the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia has been established by the blessing of His Holiness and Beatitude Ilia II. The Patriarch declared combating drug addiction as the chief priority of His Foundation and commissioned a group of scientists at the D. Uznadze Institute of Psychology to study the problem scientifically.

Information about Anti-drug Centre activities (2006-2007)

Information about Anti-drug Centre activities (2008-2009)

Text-Book – “The Psycho-Social Basics of Drug abuse Prevention”
In the frames of the project, the specialists of The Anti-Drug Centre wrote and published the first text-book in Georgian: “The Psycho-Social Basics of Drug abuse Prevention”. The book was written for the people dealing with upbringing and education of Childrens’/Teenagers’. The computer version can be found at: www.uznadzeinstitute.ge


The Anti-Drug Centre is located at the following address:
Rustaveli Ave. 21 0108, Tbilisi, Georgia
Tel/Fax: 99 87 34
For more information please call Prof. Teah Gogotishvili, Doctor of Psychology, the head of the Anti-Drug Centre: (899) 556 146

21 Rustaveli ave, Tbilisi, Georgia
Phone/fax: (+995 32) 82-43-23




 II. Anti-drug programmes carried out by the Anti-Violence Network of Georgia

Rehabilitation centre of the individuals suffering from drug dependence
Programme


The project is started by NGO “Anti-violence Network of Georgia“ The started projects of the NGO “Anti-violence Network of Georgia“ in 2008:

1. Teaching second profession to drug dependent individuals such as felt and enamel. (Financed by the Embassy of Poland).

2. Popularization of the “12 steps” methods (Financed by the embassy of Poland)

3. Popularization of the project and rehabilitation of women prisoners with the methods of “12 steps”, also conferences and PR Campaigns. (Financed by European Union and the duration of the project is 2 years)

III.Intellectual Club "Davitiani"

The project - intellectual club "Davitiani" of the Centre of the Spiritual and Intellectual Development of Youth at the Patriarchate of Georgia Intellectual Club