Wounded Healers International provides safe housing, education, and economic empowerment for young women survivors of sexual violence in Kenya, while working to transform harmful cultural norms through community engagement and prevention programs.
Here is how our work looks like:
At the heart of our Kenya program is the City of Peace Safe House—a refuge for pregnant teens, young mothers, and girls escaping sexual violence. Here, we provide:
We also operate community-based safe spaces that extend this healing environment beyond shelter walls, reaching girls in the places they live and learn.
Too many girls are pushed out of school due to sexual violence, early pregnancy, or poverty. We provide the support they need to return to learning and stay in school.
Through our Learning Center, we offer:
We create accessible, inclusive learning spaces where women and girls can continue their education at any stage of life.
Financial independence is a critical component of long-term recovery and protection against re-exploitation. Our programs are designed to equip women and girls with the skills, resources, and support necessary to achieve economic stability and lead within their communities.
Our initiatives include:
We create pathways for women to earn income, build resilience, and take leadership in shaping a future free from violence.
We know that lasting change requires transforming the culture around violence. Our prevention programs engage men, boys, elders, and local leaders to confront root causes such as:
We use sports, storytelling, art, and community dialogue to spark awareness, challenge injustice, and build a culture where every girl is protected, celebrated, and free.
WOUNDED HEALERS INTERNATIONAL
Mailing Address: PO BOX 2162 South Portland 04116 ME
USA +1(207) 536 0684
Wounded Healers International Is a non-profit 501 (c) 3, and all donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. EIN 86-3187355
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