In frames of a mini-project of the Poti Women Support Center, a training was held on the following topic: “Mechanisms of Violence Prevention”. The training was attended by heads of kindergartens, teachers, parents.

- What are the responsibilities of kindergarten teachers in the prevention of violence, what is the meaning of gender education of children, what should be done for prevention. Focus was made mainly on these issues and the work was carried out through the analysis of real cases

The project also envisaged a meeting with the inclusion of a child psychologist and a social agent. Participants noted that the training and the meeting were very important for them in terms of getting information.

The chess tournament - this sports activity was hosted by the school of the village Teklati (Senaki municipality), and it was held by the members of the initiative group of Teklati and nosiri schools. At the end of the competition, the winners received symbolic prizes.

The teachers of these two schools noted that it is good to introduce such a practice among young people in order to popularize a healthy lifestyle. The tournament was organized in frames of Senaki Women Support Center small project.

In May, meetings of a lawyer were held in different groups and individually. Earlier this month, the meeting was organized by Senaki Women Support Center. Then the lawyer was invited to the Women Support Centers of Khoni, Tskaltubo, Khurcha / Koki (Zugdidi municipality) and Ozurgeti. The meetings were also held in Kutaisi office of the Fund "Sukhumi". The topics of the meetings were different, but mostly the conversation was about domestic violence and mechanisms of victim protection.

At the end of April, work began on May 14 and the assignment of victim status to one woman was completed. Fund "Sukhumi" actively helps everyone who needs it.

In April, the topic of mobilization meetings was chosen "Advocacy and its stages." Mobilizers of Women Support Centers have been trained on this topic more than once and this is quite logical, as they often have to visit different instances to advocate the problems. This time they explained to the beneficiaries how they can carry out advocacy, which steps they should pass. They were given specific examples and information about the services existing in the municipalities. 27 meetings were held in 9 municipalities.