This project will ensure at least 30 people fleeing a domestic violence relationship trans-nationally will receive danger-to-safety relocation and reintegration services.

This project will enable us to provide 24/7/365 support to LGBTQ Americans who have experienced violence in foreign countries including sexual assault, domestic violence and targeted hate crimes. Support includes funds for emergency needs, transportation expenses, medical expenses, counseling and legal support.

Defending women's safety and addressing gender-based violence has been a priority of the Ms. Foundation for Women since its founding. In the 1970s, we were one of the first funders of domestic violence shelters and sexual-assault hotlines. We support organizations that work to end all forms of gender-based violence, especially towards women and girls of color.

This project will assist women and their children left without a means to navigate through the system of domestic abuse outside of a shelter environment. Victims receive free domestic violence counseling, therapy, case management, safety plans, support groups, protective orders, crime victims' compensation applications, and shelter placement if needed. As the foundation that bridges the steps between not needing a shelter and not being able to afford the private counseling needed to help heal.

Crime against women, especially rape, incest rape are on the rise over the last three years in Tamil Nadu, there had been 7,475 crime cases against women. Tamil Nadu accounted for 923 rape victims and 90% rape cases go without reporting because of Scandal, Disgrace, shame and indignity. CHHASE provide legal aid and awareness to all including schools to stop violence & to keep gender equality. This project aim to change mentality of men to give due respect to women to live safely & respectfully.

This project for 12000 tribe women and girls in Tamil Nadu is providing Training and Counseling on prevention and escaping from violence. Legal support/action and rehabilitation support for victim girl and women. Skill training to risk and victim girls and women for self business and earning is provided. Tribe girl and women are first / direct beneficiaries of the programme.

HERA supports women entrepreneurs in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine to prevent dangerous migration, violence against women, and trafficking. HERA provides grants to the entrepreneurs to grow their businesses. They in turn employ young women at risk. HERA also supports women uprooted by conflict to relaunch their businesses. HERA has awarded 563 grants to women entrepreneurs, who in turn have employed over 850 young women.

In Iraq, MADRE helps women threatened by violence to escape to safety and begin rebuilding their lives. With allies and an escape route, survivors of violence move from seeing themselves only as victims of abuse. They come to know that they can create positive change. This project strengthens women's capacity to demand their rights to freedom from all forms of violence.

Lawyers against Abuse (LvA) provides free legal services and therapy to victims of gender-based violence (GBV) including sexual violence, domestic violence and child abuse. LvA also works closely with local police and courts to ensure that the laws are enforced and that victims are treated with dignity and respect when seeking justice. Lastly, LvA works to educate and empower communities with information about their legal rights and remedies in cases of GBV.

Since 2005, Mensajeros de la Paz has had a temporary home - located in Buenos Aires - for children from ages 6 to 12 who have been legally removed from their homes and families by social services to protect their rights. Colibries is a temporary home that provides assistance, care and support to these children facing this challenging moment.

In southern Rajasthan, many tribal and rural women face discrimination, violence, and social exclusion, often with no one to turn to for support. Since 2006, Seva Mandir has been addressing this through 10 active Women Resource Centres (WRCs), supported more than 2,500 women in distress. Led by trained local women, these Centres provide counselling, connect women to legal and medical support, help access government schemes, and empower them to lead safer, stronger, more confident lives.