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About us
This site gives clear, checked information about ADHD in Georgia for families, adults with ADHD and visitors.
Who publishes this site
This site is published by ADHD Advocacy Georgia, an independent organisation working to improve ADHD diagnosis, treatment and school support in Georgia. It is separate from ADHD Georgia1 and adhd.ge.
How information is checked
- Every fact comes from an official, scientific or published source, listed at the bottom of each page.
- Each page shows the date it was last checked.
- To report a mistake, write to info@adhd.advocacy.ge. Corrections are made once the facts are confirmed.
Contact
Email: info@adhd.advocacy.ge
Get involved
- Become a member
- Membership is free and open to adults with ADHD, parents, relatives, doctors and teachers. Join by email
- Share your experience
- Stories about diagnosis, treatment, costs, school, work or bringing medicine into Georgia make this site more useful. They are published only with your permission, and without your name unless you agree. Share your story
- Offer your skills
- Help from doctors, psychologists, pharmacists, lawyers, teachers, translators and designers is always welcome. Get in touch
Support this work
Donations help pay for:
- clear information in Georgian for families and teachers
- proposals to Parliament and the Ministry of Health
- running this website
All funding sources are made public, and no funder decides what this site says.
To donate, or to discuss a partnership as an organisation or foundation, write to info@adhd.advocacy.ge.
Please note
This site gives general information. It does not replace advice from a doctor or a lawyer. Before travelling with controlled medicine, check the current rules with the Georgian authorities.
Where this information comes from
- ADHD Europe. "Our members" (lists ADHD Georgia, Tbilisi, as a full member organisation).