Programs & activities

Four programmes, all delivered free of charge

Our activities are planned around what residents ask for most. Everything below is run by volunteers and is open to the public without any fee.

Digital Literacy Workshops

Providing free, hands-on training sessions for youth and seniors on smartphone navigation, online security, and accessing public services via mobile.

  • Small groups, held in Georgian, using each participant's own phone.
  • Core topics: account setup and recovery, recognising fraudulent SMS and calls, app permissions, and safe use of mobile banking.
  • A dedicated track for seniors covering text size, contacts, messaging apps and video calls with family.
Adults attending a hands-on training session in a classroom

Tech Accessibility Initiatives

Advocating for app accessibility features to support users with disabilities in the Georgian region.

  • Practical guidance on screen readers, magnification, captions and high-contrast settings on Android devices.
  • Reviews of widely used local services and written feedback to their developers where accessibility gaps are found.
  • Cooperation with disability organisations so recommendations come from people who rely on these features daily.
Two people reviewing an application interface together

Community Outreach & Tech Clinics

Regular events in Poti and surrounding areas to help citizens troubleshoot technical issues and bridge the digital knowledge gap.

  • Walk-in clinics where volunteers help with storage problems, updates, backups and lost accounts.
  • No charge, no appointment, and no data collected beyond what a visitor chooses to share.
  • Follow-up notes written in plain language so the visitor can repeat the fix themselves.
Volunteers assisting visitors at a community help session

Resource Distribution

Working with partners to ensure affordable access to Android-based educational tools for underserved schools and community centres.

  • Coordinating donated and refurbished devices, with data securely wiped before handover.
  • Helping schools configure devices for classroom use, including parental and accessibility settings.
  • Curating free, offline-capable educational apps suitable for Georgian-language learners.
Hands using a laptop and mobile device while preparing learning materials

Take part

To request a workshop for your school, organisation or neighbourhood group, or to volunteer as a trainer, write to info@MontiaRestoration.com or call +995 322 303 333.