From January 11, Mobile Outreach Teams will resume operations in Adjara, Guria and Samegrelo regions. MOTs will offer accessible transportation service for PWDs to visit clinics for planned social and outpatient services (Ex.: dialysis treatment); access the basic products; get home visits of Mobility Assistant(MA), nurse, Occupational Therapist(OT) or Physical Therapist(PT) to help in mobility, pressure-sore care, increasing functionality and performing essential daily activities while staying in the lockdown for longer periods.

On December 9, the first meeting with the newly elected leaders was held as part of the project to promote the independent life of people with disabilities.

On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Government adopted a technical regulation on "National Accessibility Standards", which is in full compliance with Article 9 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

On November 8-10, the Coalition for Independent Living conducted the first cycle of Small Business Planning and Management trainings in Likani. The trainings were held within the framework of the project "Promoting Economic Empowerment of People with Disabilities in the Regions of Georgia" and was supported by World Jewish Relief.

From the 16th through the 21st october, under the "USAID – Independent Living Program in Georgia" thirteen informational meetings were held in the communities of Batumi, Kutaisi, Lagodekhi, Ozurgeti, Telavi, and Zugdidi. Over 110 interested persons attended.

As a part of the Physical Rehabilitation Project, on September 28, 2020, an active rehabilitation and independent living camp was launched, which lasted for 5 days. It was attended by 16 wheelchair users living in different regions of Georgia.