These institutions were called OSPEDALI.
The institutions were established to give shelter and education to children who are abandoned, orphaned or those who can not be supported by their families. The institutions were financed by funds provided by the public. The children usually learn a trade and then leave the institution when they are fifteen years old.
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According to the U.S. census, approximately 67 percent of Georgians lived outside a city by 2000, and many expected the same quality of life as their city-dwelling friends and relatives.
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They were independent people who didn't government inferring with their daily lives
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