Imparting Knowledge and Awareness of SGBV to the Community
- Four radio talk shows on SGBV in local one per month reaching 50,000 people
- Three public barazas highlighting the SGBV in each sub-county targeting 100 people
- Support 1 Local Area Advisory Committee (LAAC) in each of the sub-counties per year and County Level Advisory Committee.
- Support forums for Duty bearers (police, chiefs, teachers, Children officers, hospital link persons etc.) in each of the sub-Counties.
- Re-tooling and re-training CBO Staff (5) to handle emerging challenges, including corruption, nepotism and socio-cultural norms, which go against efforts to eradicate poverty
Imparting Knowledge and Awareness of SGBV to the Community
| 1. Improve house-hold incomes (one group of 25 per Sub-county per year) through provision of various IGA interventions including SACCOs, Table-banking, |
- Organize survivors into groups in order to access Inua Jamii, Hustler Fund, Youth Fund and related financial inclusion initiatives.
- Tree-planting by groups in numbers, both as an IGA and as mitigation against climate change
- Farming: Start–ups for groups in No.1 Rearing of goats for milk, cows, pigs and chicken.
Rescue and Protection of victims of SGBV.
- Collaborate with authorities and law-enforcement to reach out and rescue victims/ survivors and potential victims.
- Provide a secure safe-house where victims/ survivors can be fed, nursed, counseled, protected and rehabilitated.
- Through partnerships, provide post-SGBV counseling to victims/ survivors.
- Training of care-givers in community through GBV champions
Post – SGBV Social, Medical and Legal Interventions
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- Collaboration with court users associations (Bungoma, Webuye and Kimilili) including law enforcement agencies and the office of the ODPP for arrest and prosecution of offenders
- Provide post-SGBV counseling and medical support.
- Identify and collaborate with relevant stakeholders to offer reproductive health services to victims / survivors, to provide post-exposure HIV interventions.
Provide, through IEC materials, partnerships, formal education and technical training to boys and girls who are victims / survivors of SGBV for self-reliance.
