Our Sexual and Gender-Based Violence program is committed to addressing the pervasive issue of SGBV.

Our comprehensive services include:

– Crisis Intervention and Support:
– 24/7 helplines
– Emergency medical care
– Safe shelter options
– Urgent care and protection for survivors

– Medical and Psychological Care:
– Forensic examinations
– Treatment for injuries
– Access to sexual and reproductive health services
– Trauma counseling
– Mental health therapy
– Support groups for emotional recovery

– Legal Assistance and Advocacy:
– Legal aid for survivors
– Assistance with filing reports and pursuing legal action
– Advocacy for survivor rights and protections
– Holding perpetrators accountable

– Community Education and Awareness:
– Outreach programs to raise awareness about SGBV causes and consequences
– Promoting respectful relationships, gender equality, and consent
– Challenging harmful attitudes and behaviors

– Training and Capacity Building:
– Training for healthcare providers, law enforcement, educators, and community leaders
– Enhancing response to SGBV
– Implementing effective prevention strategies

– Support for Vulnerable Populations:
– Targeted support for women, children, LGBTQ+ individuals, and other vulnerable groups
– Accessible, inclusive services tailored to specific needs
– Specialized shelters, counseling, and legal advocacy

– Prevention Programs:
– Addressing root causes of violence (gender inequality, harmful norms, lack of education)
– Workshops, school-based interventions, community dialogues
– Fostering a culture of respect and equality

– Research and Data Collection:
– Studying SGBV prevalence, impact, risk factors, and survivor experiences
– Informing programs and policy advocacy with evidence

– Policy Advocacy and Reform:
– Advocating for policies and legislation protecting survivor rights
– Strengthening laws, enforcement, and funding for SGBV services

– Collaboration and Partnerships:
– Partnering with local organizations, international agencies, government bodies, and community groups
– Sharing resources, expertise, and best practices

– Empowerment and Economic Support:
– Vocational training, job placement, financial assistance
– Empowering survivors for long-term recovery and independence

– Monitoring and Evaluation:
– Robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks
– Assessing impact, identifying areas for improvement, adapting strategies

Our SGBV program strives to create a world free from violence and discrimination, providing comprehensive support to survivors, educating communities, and advocating for systemic change.