Our Services

Licensed counsellors provide individual and group sessions for survivors and, where appropriate, their children, addressing trauma, anxiety, and the path toward emotional recovery. Sessions are private and offered in English and Yoruba/Pidgin on request.

Our legal team helps survivors file police reports, obtain protection orders, and navigate prosecution under the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence law — at no cost. We accompany survivors to police stations and court where needed.

We refer survivors to partner hospitals and Sexual Assault Referral Centres for emergency medical care, post-exposure prophylaxis, and forensic examination, and help coordinate transport where possible.

For survivors who cannot safely return home, we coordinate referrals to Lagos State's emergency shelter network and vetted transitional housing partners, prioritising safety and discretion.

We run school talks, market-square outreach, and radio campaigns to help communities recognise warning signs of abuse, understand survivors' rights, and know how to report safely.

Survivors rebuilding financial independence can access vocational training, small business mentorship, and referral to micro-grant partners so that returning to an unsafe situation is never the only option.