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Home Should Be a Safe Haven, Not a Battlefield

A child’s home should be the one place in the world where they feel completely secure, loved, and protected. It ought to be a sanctuary where they can lay down their fears, speak their minds, and grow without the constant shadow of anxiety or harm. When a home becomes…

Psychological aggression as a form of domestic violence

Psychological aggression as a form of domestic violence

When most people hear “domestic violence,” their mind immediately goes to physical bruises, broken bones, or raised fists. But there is another side to abuse that leaves no visible marks on the skin, yet destroys a person from the inside out: psychological aggression….

Building a World Where Every Child Can Dream

Safety isn’t just about physical protection; it’s the environment in which a child’s imagination and future take root. When a community is safe, the simple act of playing outside becomes a space for discovery, friendship, and joy rather than a source of worry….

Helping Fearful Children Find Their Voice

Fear has a way of convincing children that keeping quiet is safer than speaking up. When a child has been hurt—whether by harsh words, broken trust, or deeper trauma—withdrawing into themselves becomes a shield. They start to view the world with caution, pulling back…

Paying attention to our children’s behaviors

Children rarely have the confidence to say, “I’m  “My heart hurts.” Instead, they show us. A child who is usually full of energy might suddenly go quiet and pull away, while a child who is typically calm might start lashing out or throwing unusual tantrums. When a…

Broken Shields and Brave Goodbyes: Why Ilebaye’s Story is Ours Too

Broken Shields and Brave Goodbyes: Why Ilebaye’s Story is Ours Too

There are some images you just can’t overlook. For many of us, it was the sight of Ilebaye. Instead of celebrating with her family and friends on her birthday, she was looking into a camera lens with a face swollen and bloodied, and laying on the hospital bed. It’s…

Understanding the Different Faces of Violence

Understanding the Different Faces of Violence

When we hear the word violence, we often think of a physical altercation or fight, but violence is  a tree with  different branches. Some violence are visible, like a broken window or a bruise, yes pain that we can see and touch, while others are hidden, like a harsh…

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School Outreach Program

This initiatives is designed to inform the Student about abuse, support educational development, and provide resources for students, teachers and parents.

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Patient and Family Support

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Safe House for Victims of Domestics Violence and Sexual Assaults

Creating Safe House for Victims of domestics violence and sexual assaults since 2009.

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Our Public awareness campaigns on domestic violence educate community members about the prevalence of abuse

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