In the Women Support Centres of Kutaisi, Senaki and Khurcha (Zugdidi Municipality) psychological group consultations were held with participation of 29 women.

The main topic of these meetings were discussions on the theme of hopelessness. Hopelessness - it's not lack of the way out but lack of knowledge of his locations.

It is believed that each situation has the way out. As the psychologist explained, hopelessness - is a dead end to which we are self-driven. We need to know that everything is in our hands, not to lose hope in life and it is filled with meaning, success and happiness.

In January in Women Support Centers of Kutaisi, Tskaltubo, Khoni, Poti, Senaki and Khurcha (Zugdidi Municipality), legal informational-consultative meetings were held. The meeting participants were presented the consultations of different issues: diverce, alimony, the issues connected with credit, mechanisms of combating domestic violence and its prevention, purchasing immovable property and its registration, changes in the law in social direction.

Round Kutaisi, in places of IDP compact resettlement, 11 psychological meetings were held in January on: overcoming negative emotions and stress factors.

Also there were held 5 individual consultative meetings regarding a problem of family crisis.

The meetings were attended by 75 women at age of 19-67 years old, among them 11 women participated for the first time.

Discussed issues were important for each of them, as preventive ways of domestic violence.

The psychological meetings in Tskhaltubo, Poti and village Ivandidi (Khoni Municipality) were attended by 3 people.

The main topic of the meeting - the risk of suicide in a violent environment, traces of trauma and suicide prevention. A goal - to educate women to avoid fatal results of violence.

The phrases "I'm tired, I do not want to live, to commit suicide and see what happens to you" - passive thoughts which are unconscious signals of people claiming salvation, and therefore they should not be left unattended.

The meetings were held in an interactive format. The topic appeared interesting and important for all participants. Especially in Ivandidi, since the villagers had the sad experience of suicide in rural areas.