Survivor-centred support in Uganda
Survivor-centred support in Uganda
We support survivors of sexual violence through emergency medical care, trauma counselling, community prevention, and pathways to justice.
Nearly 1 in 3 women in Uganda experience sexual violence in their lifetime. Stigma forces survivors into fear and silence, while poverty exposes women and girls to exploitation and limits their ability to seek help.
We work with communities to break the silence and ensure survivors can access emergency medical care, trauma healing, and pathways to justice.
Direct support. Continued healing. Justice outcomes.
Survivors received emergency medical care
Trauma-informed counselling delivered during recovery.
Cases supported through evidence, advocacy, and legal follow-up.
Ending sexual violence by empowering survivors to speak out, heal, and lead change in their communities.
We work with communities, schools, and young people to prevent sexual violence through awareness, safer environments, and survivor-led advocacy.
We provide emergency medical care, trauma-informed counselling, and survivor support that helps them heal, recover, and rebuild with dignity.
We support survivors with legal guidance, advocacy, and referrals that help them report abuse and pursue justice with dignity.
