Informational meetings with educators were held in Lanchkhuti kindergartens. Participants were provided with information on how to identify a child at risk of violence, and how they should respond according to the law. The meetings are held within the framework of the project of the Women Support Center "Harmonious Environment for Kids". It was noted that the work on such an issue is very important, since the educators did not have the necessary information.

Pakhulani Women Support Center (Tsalenjikha Municipality) is successfully implementing a small project “For a Healthy Generation”. According to the project, the psychologist and the lawyer of the Fund "Sukhumi" met with the parents. The aim of the meeting is to inform parents about the importance of their inclusion and participation in the process of raising children and their education. They were also provided with information on the mechanisms for preventing bullying and violence.

Khurcha/Koki Women Support Center (Zugdidi municipality) implements two projects “Protect ourselves from bullying” and “Break the silence, overcome violence”.

In frames of the first project, an informational meeting with teachers from the village Koki was held. They were provided with information about bullying and cyberbullying, about protection mechanisms. They learned how to identify pupils who are victims of bullying and how to help them.

In frames of the second project, an information meeting was held and the participants received information about the mechanisms to identify the facts of domestic violence and implement timely prevention. The conversation also touched upon local municipal services.

Within the framework of Senaki Women Support Center projects, informational meetings were held with the directors of target kindergartens and parents of pupils. They received information about the law against violence and the mechanisms of responding to the facts of violence.

One of the activities of the project was an online meeting of a lawyer and psychologist of the Fund "Sukhumi" with students of the target school. The adolescents were provided with information about bullying, its negative results, prevention and response.

5 group psychological meetings were held in August at Women Support Centers of Senaki, Khoni, Tskaltubo, Lanchkhuti, Koki (Zugdidi municipality). The meetings were attended by 38 beneficiaries from 16 to 67 years old, and the main topic was how to overcome the stresses caused by the pandemic, isolation and uncertainty.

During the month, there were phone calls from Kutaisi and other municipalities - and the women received psychological support and individual consultations.

The psychologist also continued to work with married couples and individual clients. 

A small project of Terjola Women's Support Center "We fight violence and poverty by work" is in the active phase. Theoretical and practical course of studying carpet knitting is held there. The first stage of the project has already been completed. The participants studied with great interest, and their work deserved praise. Future activities, regarding how they can apply the gained knowledge in practice is planned.

“Harmonious environment for Children” is the name of a small project of Kobuleti Women Support Center. In August, informational meetings were held with heads of target kindergartens and parents of pupils. One of the meetings was held with the head of Sakrebulo Gender Equality Council. The conversation during the meetings touched upon the following topics: the law against domestic violence, responding mechanisms, existing municipal and state services.

Within the framework of the project "Woman's Right - Freedom", which is implemented by Poti Women Support Center, the Women's Club conducted a marathon on the Golden Lake on the topic: "Sport is the step to a healthy lifestyle." The project envisages activation of the women-representatives of ethnic minorities, because they represent a risk group. The marathon is one of the parts of the psychotherapy of the beneficiaries, who got involved with great enthusiasm and interest.

"We fight violence and poverty by work" is a small project of Terjola Women Support Center. The project will contribute to the social and economic strengthening of women living in rural areas. Informational meetings will be held, representatives of the risk group will study handicrafts (carpet knitting, cooking, serving), which will motivate them to start their own business.

The first activities have already taken place, an information meeting on the topic “Domestic violence, local programs and other government services”. A group for the study of carpet knitting was completed and the work has begun.

Senaki Women Support Center is implementing two small projects. Within the framework of one project, active work will be carried out with kindergarten teachers and parents on the issues of violence issues - this will contribute to the upbringing of a healthy generation. The second project is aimed at informing young people about the conflict. Within the framework of the projects, preparatory work was completed, meetings of the lawyer and psychologist of the Fund "Sukhumi" with the beneficiaries were carried out.