In June, meetings were held for four couples on conflict management issues: Kobuleti, Kutaisi, Terjola and in one of the villages of Zugdidi municipality. Both remote and direct formats of meetings were used.

Topics for discussion were: what are the strategies to resolve relations; cooperation - as a mechanism for effective conflict management.

The meeting was mainly preventive, although there was a family among them, which, after assessing the situation, was redirected to a lawyer. Work with this family will be continued in the coming months.

Women Support Centers completed a cycle of small projects. Now they are preparing for the start of a new job. Therefore, traditional training on “Project Writing and Design” eas held for the mobilizers of the Women Support Centers. Due to the distance work, the internet platform Zoom was used for the training.

Participants discussed the provision of sub-grants, according to which they should develop their projects. During the training, mobilizers of the municipalities selected problems, and prepared working versions of projects.

The COVID 19 pandemic created a lot of difficulties for people. The Fund “Sukhumi” tried to partly solve their problems - in 10 municipalities, the Women Support Centers prepared packages of products for 400 families (socially unprotected, mothers with many children, women victims of violence, persons with disabilities) and handed them over.

These days, the second stage of the charity event took place and additionally 30 families received assistance in Kutaisi, Khoni, Tskaltubo, Terjola, Senaki, Poti, Zugdidi, Tsalenjikha, Ozurgeti and Lanchkhuti municipalities (3 families per each).

Live meetings began after a long online work. The first meeting was held in Kobuleti - on the beach. Here,  the first meeting of a psychologist with women took place, as the new Women Support Center began to operate. The same unusual meetings were held at the Women Support Centers of Khoni, Tskaltubo, Senaki, Khurcha (Zugdidi Municipality), taking into account the necessary regulations. Another meeting - but again online - was held with the beneficiaries of Pakhulani Women Support Center. According to tradition, there were also individual consultations.

During the meetings, the most actual issues were discussed: how to deal with stress and adapt to changes, how to establish family relationships so that quarrels and conflicts do not turn into violence. They worked on the Holmes scale for stressful situations. Women expressed gratitude for the care and support.