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Seven programs, one goal: communities where everyone is safe, supported and able to thrive. Tap a program to see its objectives, activities and outcomes.

Objectives

  • Prevent GBV and SGBV through education and community engagement.
  • Promote gender equality and positive social norms.
  • Increase awareness of rights and available protection services.
  • Strengthen community-based prevention and response mechanisms.
  • Encourage reporting and survivor-centred support.

Activities

  • Community sensitisation forums.
  • School-based prevention programmes.
  • Youth dialogues on healthy relationships.
  • Men's engagement initiatives and positive masculinity sessions.
  • Awareness campaigns during international advocacy days.
  • Community action planning against GBV.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased awareness of GBV prevention strategies.
  • Reduced acceptance of harmful cultural practices.
  • Increased reporting and referrals for survivors.
  • Improved community ownership of GBV prevention.
  • Safer environments for women, girls, children, and vulnerable groups.

Objectives

  • Provide accessible psychosocial support for survivors and vulnerable individuals.
  • Promote trauma-informed and survivor-centered care.
  • Improve emotional recovery, resilience, and wellbeing.
  • Strengthen community-based psychosocial support systems.
  • Increase referrals to specialized mental health and protection services.

Activities

  • Individual counselling sessions.
  • Group therapy and support groups.
  • Trauma-informed counselling services.
  • Psychological First Aid (PFA).
  • Family and caregiver support sessions.
  • Crisis intervention and referral coordination.

Expected outcomes

  • Improved emotional recovery among survivors.
  • Increased access to psychosocial care.
  • Reduced psychological distress and trauma symptoms.
  • Stronger family and community support mechanisms.
  • Enhanced resilience and coping capacities.

Objectives

  • Increase community awareness and understanding of mental health and psychosocial wellbeing.
  • Reduce stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness.
  • Build resilience and healthy coping skills among children, youth, women, men, and families.
  • Promote early identification of mental health concerns and timely referrals to specialized services.
  • Strengthen community support systems that encourage help-seeking behaviours.

Activities

  • Community mental health awareness campaigns.
  • Mental health screening and wellness education sessions.
  • Self-care and resilience-building workshops.
  • Peer support groups for youth, women, and vulnerable populations.
  • Stress management and psychological first aid training.
  • Referrals to professional mental health and counselling services.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased mental health literacy across communities.
  • Reduced stigma surrounding mental health conditions.
  • Improved emotional wellbeing and resilience among participants.
  • Increased access to counselling and mental health services.
  • Stronger community support networks promoting mental wellness.

Objectives

  • Increase awareness of legal rights and protections.
  • Promote access to justice for survivors of GBV and vulnerable groups.
  • Strengthen legal literacy within communities.
  • Encourage timely reporting of violence and abuse.
  • Connect survivors to appropriate legal support services.

Activities

  • Community legal education sessions.
  • Rights awareness campaigns.
  • Information on GBV laws and child protection.
  • Referral to legal aid providers.
  • Community dialogues on justice and accountability.
  • Capacity building for community leaders on legal protection pathways.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased legal knowledge among community members.
  • Greater confidence in reporting violence and abuse.
  • Improved access to justice services.
  • Stronger collaboration between communities and justice actors.
  • Enhanced protection of vulnerable populations.

Objectives

  • Promote women's social and economic empowerment.
  • Strengthen leadership and decision-making skills.
  • Improve financial literacy and livelihood opportunities.
  • Increase awareness of women's rights and protection services.
  • Build resilience among women affected by violence and poverty.

Activities

  • Leadership and mentorship programmes.
  • Financial literacy and entrepreneurship training.
  • Savings and self-help group strengthening.
  • Skills development workshops.
  • Women's rights education.
  • Wellness and resilience sessions.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased women's participation in leadership and decision-making.
  • Improved household economic resilience.
  • Enhanced confidence and self-advocacy among women.
  • Stronger women's support networks.
  • Reduced vulnerability to violence and exploitation.

Objectives

  • Promote positive youth development.
  • Build leadership and life skills.
  • Increase youth awareness of mental health, GBV prevention, and reproductive health.
  • Strengthen employability and entrepreneurship skills.
  • Encourage youth participation in community development.

Activities

  • Youth leadership academies.
  • Life skills and mentorship sessions.
  • Mental health awareness programmes.
  • Career readiness and entrepreneurship training.
  • Peer education initiatives.
  • Community service and advocacy campaigns.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased youth leadership and civic participation.
  • Improved life skills and resilience.
  • Reduced risky behaviors and violence.
  • Greater awareness of health and protection services.
  • Increased youth engagement in community initiatives.

Objectives

  • Increase access to community information and support services.
  • Strengthen community participation in prevention and protection initiatives.
  • Advocate for policies and practices that promote gender equality and mental wellbeing.
  • Strengthen referral pathways through multi-sector collaboration.
  • Promote inclusive community engagement.

Activities

  • Community outreach campaigns.
  • Household and community dialogues.
  • Advocacy campaigns and commemorative events.
  • Stakeholder forums and partnership meetings.
  • Referral pathway strengthening.
  • Volunteer and community champion training.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased community awareness of available services.
  • Stronger partnerships with government and civil society.
  • Improved referral coordination for survivors.
  • Increased community ownership of prevention initiatives.
  • More inclusive and resilient communities.