Each programme is designed to meet a specific need — but they're built to work together. A child protection referral can flow into family preservation, parenting support, and youth outreach. That's the integration in our name.
Strengthening families through psychosocial care, prevention, preservation, reunification and parenting support.
Provide psychosocial services to children and their families.
Conduct awareness campaigns and prevention services.
Family preservation services for at-risk households.
Family reunification services.
Parenting programmes for caregivers.
Child protection services.
After-care services for families.
Working with children in conflict with the law and those at risk of offending.
Psychosocial services for children and families of children in conflict with the law.
Prevention services for children at risk of committing crime.
Building self-advocacy capacity, leadership skills and access to therapeutic services.
Awareness on self-advocacy, disability rights, and leadership skills — empowering individuals to advocate for themselves and others.
Volunteer programmes where individuals with disabilities contribute their skills to community causes.
Therapeutic services: physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and counselling.
Mobilising communities, engaging young people, and equipping families to spot early warning signs.
Raise awareness and mobilise communities against substance abuse.
Engage young people in sports, arts and recreational activities — productive use of leisure time.
Peer education for parents, families and communities — recognising warning signs and accessing services.
From awareness through court support, debriefing and reintegration into the community.
Awareness campaigns at schools, men's & women's groups, churches, CBOs, radio and community events.
Parental skills, debriefing and therapeutic services for women and children exposed to domestic violence.
Statutory court support: court preparation, support to victims, supervision of child witnesses, intermediary services and counselling.
Reunification & reintegration: family enrichment, home visits and counselling.
Psychosocial support for those infected and affected, plus prevention and behaviour change in the community.
Situation analysis on vulnerable communities, families and individuals.
Home visits.
Counselling and referrals.
HIV and TB risk screening at first contact with the client.
Pre- and post-test counselling.
Referrals for HIV testing and TB testing.
Treatment adherence support for beneficiaries living with HIV.
Disclosure support for adults and parents of children living with HIV/TB.
Awareness campaigns at schools, faith groups, CBOs and on community radio.
Market-relevant skills, financial literacy and small business development for youth and rural women.
Market-relevant skills training to improve chances of stable, well-paying employment.
Financial independence: budgeting, saving, investing and accessing credit — personal and business.
Stimulate local economies through entrepreneurship and small business development.
Verbal and written communication skills for personal and professional settings.
Skills development for rural women in beadwork and traditional attire design.
Public education, documentation, training, partnerships and support for affected individuals.
Educate the public about human rights issues.
Document human rights abuses.
Train individuals and organisations on human rights practices.
Involve local communities in human rights initiatives.
Psychological and social support to affected individuals.
Partner with other organisations to strengthen human rights efforts.
Each outreach programme has its own audience, language and method — from small-group teen talks to whole-community campaigns.
“You Only Live Once” — a life-skills curriculum for young adults navigating risk, identity and choice.
Communication-skills workshops that help parents talk with their teenagers about hard topics.
Friendly, age-appropriate sessions for tweens — building confidence before peer pressure peaks.
Reframing masculinity for young men — respect, responsibility, and standing up against violence.
Peer dialogue with adult men around gender-based violence prevention and household leadership.
Working alongside traditional leadership to embed protective behaviour into community life.
Group-led dialogue that helps communities surface and act on the drivers of HIV and social risk.
“I'm fine without drugs” — a flagship anti-substance abuse programme for schools and youth groups.
If you're a school, faith group, CBO or municipality looking to host one of our programmes — let's talk.