Service users of the Samtredia Day Care Center for Children with Disabilities “Lampari” visited “Kera,” where they discovered the diverse world of Imeretian culture and traditions.
During the visit, the children were introduced to the traditional Imeretian Oda house, Georgian dishes, traditions, and the culture of the Georgian supra, as well as explored the “Kera” Cultural Museum. Such experiences not only foster the acquisition of new knowledge but also contribute to the social integration of children with disabilities, their active involvement in cultural life, and the strengthening of close ties with society. Special thanks to “Kera Ethno Group” for their warm hospitality and social responsibility. Such partnerships clearly demonstrate that businesses can make a significant contribution to building an inclusive society, where every child has the opportunity to gain new experiences, develop skills, and feel like a fully-fledged member of society.
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