Supporting survivors to navigate justice and protection systems. Survivors of violence often face complex systems when seeking help. We provide clear, practical legal information to help them understand their rights, seek justice and connect to essential protection services (healthcare, shelter, livelihood and other support services). Our goal is to ensure survivors do not navigate these systems alone.
Legal information support
Through specialized legal advisors, we provide information to survivors and their families on:
Locations and contacts of police stations and key Family Support Unit (FSU) personnel
Required documentation across the justice pathway
Court procedures and preparation for testimonies
Intermediary communication with law enforcement and service providers
Support with filing legal documentation and follow‑up
This support enables survivors to:
Understand judicial processes and timelines
Prepare adequately for court proceedings
Understand their rights and flag concerns regarding case handling
Legal redress mechanisms when institutional failures occur
Referral support
We maintain referral pathways with trusted service providers to meet survivors’ diverse needs.
How referrals work: When survivors or families contact us, we assess their needs, confirm service availability with partners, and directly link survivors to appropriate support.