A psychological consultative meeting with women was held at the Poti Women Support Center, with 14 beneficiaries aged 17 to 68. The topic for the conversation is conflicts, their types, reasons, how they are solved, and how to avoid them, for regulation family relations and prevention of domestic violence. The psychologist worked with participants of the meeting using associative cards, which helped women to see and realize some of their problems.

In Ganmukhuri (Zugdidi municipality) the Fund "Sukhumi" came for the first time. The meeting was introductory, the audience learned about the information and consulting work of the Fund. It was said that this village is located near the sides of the conflict and there are a lot of stress factors here, so they need psychological support. There is a desire to work with inclusive children.

Khurcha /Koki Women Support Center will periodically schedule meetings in Ganmukhuri so that local people feel the power of group and individual consultations.

Gender aspects of infrastructure projects were discussed at the Club of Voter Women of Khoni. Invited guest - the head of the infrastructure service of the Gamgeoba (administration) of Khoni municipality, Ilia Kuparadze, acquainted the audience with the projects planned for this year: asphalting of internal roads, rehabilitation of the museum, the opening of the exhibition hall of the Art School, repair of the facade of multi-storey buildings ... The representative of Gamgeoba answered the questions of the members of the Club and promised them that he would introduce them to the progress of the work.

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

Conflicts, their types, reasons, ways of solution – for the prevention of domestic violence – this topic was chosen for conversation in the Women Support Center of Tskaltubo. At the psychological information and consultation meeting there were 10 women, one and them for the first time.

As noted, prevention, warning and resolution of family conflicts depends on the attitude towards them, and we must learn how to act properly. The participants agreed that there is no need to seek an answer to the question: "Who is guilty?" But it is necessary to answer the question: "What should be done to stop conflicts in our relations?"