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The Ajara Public Health Center is dedicated to controlling and monitoring both communicable and non-communicable diseases in the Autonomous Republic of Ajara, Georgia. This center plays a crucial role in implementing public health initiatives essential for disease prevention and health promotion. Their services include surveillance of infectious diseases, immunization programs, and public awareness campaigns about various health issues, such as flu viruses and maternal and child health.

Additionally, the center engages in significant administrative functions, providing statistical data and legal information regarding public health policies and standards. Through a range of educational activities, they aim to foster healthy living among the community. Recent programs include early diagnostics for conditions such as hip dysplasia and thyroid examinations for pregnant women.

The center also coordinates global health observances, such as World Tuberculosis Day, to raise awareness and combat diseases effectively. The Ajara Public Health Center is committed to enhancing the overall well-being of the population through dedicated public health measures and community support