Particularly,

1. At least 6,000 individuals will receive access to various need-based services (access to educational institutions, medical assistance, employment opportunities, legal advice, psycho-therapeutic, material, humanitarian etc.)
2. At least 5,000 individuals will receive self-employment support, including:

• at least 300 individuals will recieve the project sub-grants
• at least 3,300 individuals will benefit from increased access to available self-employment opportunities
• at least 1,400 individuals will receive advice on self-employment opportunities

Social workers are a special group of beneficiaries in the Project. At least 200 social workers from the regional centers of the Unified Social Service and community will have the opportunity to acquire and develop knowledge and practical skills to effectively implement the social case management.