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Members of the Club of Women-Voters of Poti acquainted with the topic of lobbying and advocacy.

 - "The Law of Georgia on lobbying is of great interest, we think that it is important to hold meetings on such topics", - said Club representatives.

Members of the Club actively discussed the issue of adoptions. Participants believe that the Law on Adoption should be simplified, so that the procedure of adoption for childless mothers was not painful for them. Club members expressed their support for Helen Shengelia invited to a meeting of the Club, who is a victim of the case. Strangers at the gate put her baby at home. Her family reported to the police, after which the child was transferred to an orphanage in Makhinjauri. Helen asked for support in the local government incorporated city of Poti, to the population of Poti and non-governmental organizations, including the fund "Sukhumi". To solve this problem a member of the local government in Poti Darejan Tshvitariya plans to gather signatures and turn in parliament.

The project is implemented with the support of the organization NED – National Endowment for Democracy, USA.