Help Babuyile Community Development /Rhiza Babuyile by funds for counselling, legal support, hygiene products for Women and Children who are GBV Survivors
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Gender Equality & GBV
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GBV survivor support services
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Help Babuyile Community Development /Rhiza Babuyile by funds for counselling, legal support, hygiene products for Women and Children who are GBV Survivors
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Project Name: GBV & Survivor Empowerment Hub in Orange Farm Gauteng Women and children in Orange Farm face alarming levels of gender-based violence, with limited access to safe shelter, counselling, legal support, healthcare, and economic empowerment opportunities. Support survivors of gender-based violence through donations for security infrastructure, counselling services, legal support, food and hygiene donations, furniture, empowerment programmes, skills training, and safe accommodation for vulnerable women and children.
Sustainable Development Goals
Gender Equality
Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
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