HAPPY NEW YEAR
HAPPY NEW YEAR
The City Of Peace Women's Shelter provides temporary Safe housing and services to young women impacted by sexual violence while transforming our communities through education and leadership for social change. The process is tailored to meet individuals with different needs. This care may include medical, shelter, psychological, educational, spiritual, and even vocational services.
The crisis line provides support and referrals to anyone seeking information about sexual violence. Compassionate and caring advocates are available at any time to talk about current or past situations and provide callers with information about community resources or the option of shelter services.
The program invests in grouping women, students, and bystanders at the grassroots, delivering a comprehensive, evidence-based, trauma-informed approach to prevent violence by changing cultural and social norms that support violence.
The program provides essential empowerment training for girls as a stepping stone to leadership. We encourage rural girls to stay and succeed in school, address girls’ health and well-being, and foster girls’ agency and confidence to help them pursue their dreams.
The program supports young women who have experienced exploitation and oppression. Elevate project provides Sustainable Livelihood by building knowledge and attitude on women’s rights & health, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy, and a support system to help them become self-reliant.
We encourage women to participate in 12 months of Vocational skill training in Computer Education, Beautician, fashion designing & Sewing, Handicrafts, and Hand Bag making.
At the grassroots, advocacy is done within the existing community infrastructure to advocate for change in structures, protocols, and policies that are detrimental to women and girls and impede their access to rights. This includes work with local government, street leaders, and Nyumba Kumi(informal community policing), men and boys, who are often the first level of response to women experiencing violence.
Our library provides opportunities for the mwihoko community to read and write, provides adult continuous education, computer lessons, and a space for children to interact with different books and finish their homework.
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722 Girls learned to be self-reliant, confident and empowered, and goal-oriented.
41 Survivors are supported and are in an active empowerment plan.
3449 Students learned skills to prevent sexual violence.
30 young women received economic empowerment skills.
8 women enrolled in continuous adult education.