Father’s Day is celebrated in Georgia for third time
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Father's Day, introduced within the MenCare Georgia Campaign, is celebrated for the third time today aiming to emphasize the importance of fathers’ involvement in family life and the upbringing of children.
The central event of the Father's Day celebration will be the play "Fairytale Show” to be performed by the Professional State Youth Theatre at 19:00 at the Mziuri Park Stage in Tbilisi.
Moreover, children and their parents visiting Mziuri Park will be able to participate in different intellectual and entertaining games and enjoy spending quality time together.
This year Father’s’ Day celebrations will be extended to Kakheti and Samegrelo regions with various activities for kids and their parents, organisers say.
The MenCare Georgia Campaign is supported by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Georgia Country Office and the NGO We Care.
The Father’s Day celebration is part of a wider effort by the UNFPA to enhance male involvement for strengthening gender equality in Georgia.
Fathers all over Georgia are being celebrated and honoured today by their loved ones as the country celebrates Father’s Day for the first time in its history.
Fathers all over Georgia are being celebrated today by their loved ones as the country celebrates Father’s Day.
Alanna Armitage, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regional Director, is paying a four-day visit to Georgia.
A photo exhibition titled A Girl is Born is opening tomorrow in Georgia's capital that speaks out against gender-biased sex selection and support to raise public awareness of the importance of treating boys and girls equally.
The campaign seeks to break the stereotype that family, its health and well being is a woman's responsibility.