The National Judicial Facilitators System (SNFJ) of the Supreme Court of Justice of Paraguay conducted a series of training sessions aimed at facilitators from the Judicial Circumscriptions of Guairá, Caaguazú, and Canindeyú on topics such as the right to elderly alimony, community leadership, the importance of using and completing the activity registration form, de facto union or cohabitation, domestic violence, and Law No. 5777/16 on comprehensive protection for women against all forms of violence, among other subjects. A total of 85 judicial facilitators were trained.

During these sessions, judicial facilitators were trained to provide appropriate assistance to individuals in need of guidance or support regarding cases related to the right to elderly alimony, community leadership, and more. Furthermore, they were instructed on the proper completion of activity registration forms to enable the monitoring of active facilitators, identify individuals benefiting from their work, and determine the most recurrent cases in the area.

The training sessions, in addition to directly connecting facilitators with judges in their locality, serve as spaces for the exchange of experiences, feedback, and learning for judicial facilitators.