Planned another three meetings were held in the Youth Clubs on topic of ethics and aesthetics and sex education in school No. 7 in Poti, in the Kutaisi library and in the collective center of the military town of Senaki.

At the meetings, leaders were selected who actively joined the work. Participants - girls and boys - gave interesting examples, frankly talked about the need for informal education and discussion of these issues.

In April, with the help of a specially developed open questionnaire, a study was conducted in the Youth Clubs of Kutaisi, Tskaltubo, Khoni, Senaki, Poti, Koki (Zugdidi Municipality). The number of respondents was 90 people. The purpose of the study is to see the positive results of the work.

The focus group survey showed the effective work of clubs and their influence not only on club members and activists, but also on their families and peers.

Norms of ethics and aesthetics and sexual education – to these issues were given special attention at the informational meetings of the Youth Clubs.

At school # 1 of Tskhaltubo, the participants immediately actively joined. According to them, the discussion of these issues is important for the prevention of violence.

The Fund "Sukhumi" held meetings for the first time in the library of Khoni and in the village of Ganmukhuri (Zugdidi municipality). The participants learned about the work of the Youth Clubs and expressed their desire to join. We talked about the norms of ethics and aesthetics. About that, on what it is necessary to make an accent and about what deficiency is found out in the younger generation.

Members of the Gender Equality Council of Sakrebulo of Batumi Municipality were invited to the next meeting of Batumi Club of Voter Women. They familiarized the members of the Club with the action plan, talked about the planned activities, in which the members of the Club were asked to join.

Two women who were victims of violence were consulted at the meeting. They were redirected to the relevant structures.

It was also said that the issue advocated by the club is already been resolved - in the budget of 2017 local government allocated the amount to build a kindergarten in the village of Benze.

The project is implemented with the support  of the U.S. Embassy in Georgia