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Survivors of sexual violence have very few dedicated shelters, in and around Hyderabad, apart from what government run State Home and Swadhar Homes, women need support beyond shelter and food i.e justice to recover and rehabilitate themselves from their own past and traumatic experience. These survivors are not only deprived of support but are at an increased risk of abuse due to various factors such as fear of authority, high risk behaviours to survive, fear to report or file cases, barriers related to accessing institutional services, lack of services for sexual assault victims, attached stigma, exclusion from community and social activities.Survivors, given the complexity of circumstances, require appropriate timely health services, psychological counselling, legal counselling and assistance and livelihood opportunities, to reweave their lives; rehabilitation and repatriation back to the society. Violence against women and violence against children often happen in the same families, initiating cycles of abuse within the home and across generations. Existing knowledge of how and why they occur together is limited. 
 Safe Slums project is a community-based intervention that aims to prevent gender-based violence against women /girls (VAW/G) through participatory action research. The project involves community counselors and single women collectives to address VAW/G. The project is proposed for implementation in 5 slum communities around Sayodhya short stay Home in Amberpet area, Hyderabad. The target beneficiaries are 1000 households of the neighbourhood who are highly transient, distinguished by lack of access to civic services and livelihood opportunities. The single women households lack support system for violence prevention such as friendly police and primary health centres, free family counselling centres.Sayodhya runs short stay home for these women/young girls in distress, providing emergency response through its 24 hours of emergency telephone help line, arrange for emergency shelter, counselling family members to resolve issues, and in case of critical cases, taking them to women protection cell for further legal process. Sayodhya home, not only provides accommodation and child support to the victim, it also takes care of their children, regardless of their age and gender. The shelter staff closely collaborates with law enforcement agencies and judicial officials to ensure that survivors have access to protection, entitlements and other legal measures to assist with employment opportunities, as well with skill development support, as and when needed.Free family counselling centres at slum level will be established with two women counsellors who shall hear out the cases of violence and provide counselling for victims of domestic violence, families and their children. 
 It is expected that through the provision of support services to survivors, it will be possible to have a direct and positive effect on their well-being. •	Formation of slum level social support groups with survivors of domestic abuse which offer solidarity, mutual support and confidence to its members•	Formation of adolescent girls groups•	Set up efficient community based free family counseling services•	Maintenance of short stay shelter home for victims of violence•	Maintain garment making unit and provide employment to 50 women fighters of abuse.

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Imagine the plight of an ambitious young woman whose dreams have been crushed and whose life has been turned into a living hell owing to constant abuse and violence. This is the reality for many women across the country, the perpetrators often being their husbands. Our partners Sayodya and a select few other NGOs have been a ray of hope for thousands of women survivors of domestic abuse by giving them safe shelter, medical care, and livelihood opportunities. These NGOs need all the help they can get, not only to end the abuse and rescue victims of domestic abuse but also to help them rebuild their lives. Your contribution can make a huge difference in their lives. Donate now.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India), &amp; 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (USA). The shackles of domestic abuseEven while women continue to face violence and abuse at home, the extent of their trauma is such that they are unable to escape their reality. Their own homes become their prison. “Domestic violence is a big problem in the world. However, it is a very silent problem; not many speak about it. It is said that 30% of women in the age group of 18 to 35 face domestic violence but hardly 14% report it. That means people suffer in silence and they don’t even ask for help, says, Mrudula Vemulapati, the founder of the nonprofit organisation. “Even if they muster the courage to free themselves from abuse there are hardly any institutions that can provide them the help and support they need,” she further adds.Donate now to give survivors of domestic abuse a fresh start in life.How Sayodhya is turning the tide“Whenever abuse or atrocities are reported, our women are the first in the field. They immediately reach out to the needy and also actively work with the local police. We have started a free legal aid clinic apart from providing psychosocial counselling and health care. Sayodya works for the larger cause of the eradication of gender-based discrimination and domestic violence. In the last 10 years, we have reached nearly 3,500 women. We have also impacted more than 10,000 families”, says the NGO’s founder.Sayodhya needs your helpWhen Sayodhya rescues women from abuse or when victims manage to escape an abusive household, they often walk out empty-handed. “Most of the women who come to Sayodhya are uneducated and do not have the confidence to survive on their own. Sayodhya not only provides them safe shelter and urgent medical care, but also makes sure that survivors can develop skills to be able to have meaningful livelihoods. All of this comes at a cost,” Mrudula says.  Your donation can free hundreds of women from the shackles of domestic abuse and give them a chance to rebuild their lives. Donate now.Donate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help women facing domestic violence break the endless cycle of abuse and give them safe shelter.

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SAYODHYA is an initiative started in 2010 by a group of women employees working with children at risk. We felt impelled to start this home after witnessing increased incidences of violence against women and their children, leading to destitution, desertion and homelessness. We established a short stay home which is a transit refuge center for women and children who are escaping range of abusive situations-physical, sexual and emotional, who have no social support systems to rely on, and also to rehabilitate them.We believe that each survivor of domestic violence has the right to a safe, secure home and the capability to self-determine their violence free future. Psycho-social counselling and training are core mandates of Sayodhaya. That is why we centre our efforts in providing an environment that will help the victims recover from the traumatic effects of victimisation and develop an understanding and awareness of the dynamics of domestic violence, relationship difficulties, build skills and confidence so that they, as to realize the potentials in them to solve their problems, overcome financial hardship to gain independent and self sufficient livelihood means ahead in life.Sayodhya works for a larger social cause of eradicating gender discrimination and gender based violence prevalent in the society through providing training in counselling to the younger generation and youth themselves.

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