Faralay II

Rape Crisis is a well-established feminist organization in South Africa, dedicated to promoting safety in communities, reducing trauma for survivors of rape, and advocating for specialized support services. With a history dating back to 1976, they have gained a national reputation for their innovative best practices models and their range of projects, including direct services, popular education, and advocacy. Through their work, they aim to challenge rape culture and build a consent culture, where asking for consent is normalized and respected. Rape Crisis operates collaboratively with the government, sharing spaces at courts and health facilities, while also challenging the government when it fails to serve the best interests of rape survivors. Their close connection with the communities they serve allows for social mobilization, and their strong network of partners in civil society supports their lobbying efforts at both the national and provincial levels. They offer free and confidential counseling services in multiple languages, including English, isiXhosa, and Afrikaans.Generated from the website