We are a survivor-led organization working to support African women and girls affected by sexual violence, exploitation, and forced displacement. We create spaces of safety, healing, and empowerment, rooted in trauma-informed care and cultural connection.
Identifying and supporting survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking, with a focus on African women and girls, by providing safe housing and emergency interventions.
Offering holistic support services that address the long-term effects of trauma, including mental health care, economic empowerment, and community-based support groups.
Collaborating with communities to challenge harmful beliefs, empower advocates for change, provide skills training, raise awareness, and advocate for policy reforms that protect and uplift African women and girls.
We understand Sexual violence includes Rape, Child sexual abuse, Sexual assault, Sex trafficking and exploitation, forced marriages, domestic servitude and Female genital mutilation (FGM).
1 in 3 girls becomes a victim of sexual violence before their 18th birthday.
1 in every 5 girls has had a live birth, or they are pregnant with their first child.
40% of the girls drop out of school year due to pregnancy. Most unlikely to return, affecting long-term educational, economic, and health outcomes.
44% of African women, or more than two in five, have been subjected to forms of sexual violence.
86% of our survivor support goes to young women, mostly abused as teenagers.
Your support and contributions will enable us to help women and girls EVERY DAY when they need it most and give them a whole different future with school, a career, and a safe place to call home.