Within 16 active days against violence, the Women Fund "Sukhumi" carried out the second stage of the social action. Kutaisi, Zugdidi, Tsalenjikha, Terjola, Tkibuli, Kobuleti, Senaki, Vani - this is trip of only a week and the sincere gratitude of 10 women.
We make people happy: women, mothers, children. Mobile phones with SAFE YOU app and magic SOS button - one call will connect with the whole world!
Our fund has already given this gift to 24 beneficiaries.
The main challenge of the action is to inform women about their rights, raise e-literacy and access to services.
The project is implemented with the support the Equality Fund (Canada)
The participants of the meetings listened to the information about the web - page "Digital Resource Center for Violence Victims". A number of questions were asked about the mechanisms by which victims can escape a violent environment. The block of the website, which describes the stories of victims of violence appeared to be interesting. It was mentioned that these stories will be an example to many women.
In November, online meetings were held with representatives of Vani, Tsalenjikha, Terjola and Tkibuli municipalities.
The project is implemented with the support the Equality Fund (Canada)
“My husband violates me almost every day, it’s impossible to stay with him, but I have nowhere to go. Is there any place, where I will be sheltered and saved from this hell? " asks one woman.
The second woman is worried about her neighbor: “Screaming and crying is often heared from the neighbor's house. The husband is a rapist, the wife is unprotected. Can I intervene? What to do? I can't listen to such scenes every day".
All questions - how to be, where to look for a way out, will be really answered here and necessary advice will be given without leaving home.
All this happens online - on the newsite: “Digital Resource Center of the Services for Violence Victims”.
This is the new website of the Fund "Sukhumi" - "Digital resource center of the services for violence victims."
This platform contains the following information: services for violence victims, legislation, national referral mechanism, publications (reports and researches), mobile application and hotline numbers, answers to various questions, innovations.
The aim of the website is to improve accessibility to all types of services to protect the victims (survivors) of violence against women and domestic violence.
The website was created with the support of the Equality Fund (Canada) and currently works in a test mode.