Psychosocial support
Emotional support, counselling pathways, referral services, and restoration work for victims of crime and violence.
Programmes and services
Practical care, shelter support, prevention work, and community partnership.
Prevention and awareness
Campaigns and educational outreach that help communities understand gender-based violence, reporting pathways, and victims' rights.
Partnership and practical support
Collaboration with service providers, supporters, and community stakeholders to strengthen response systems and practical care.
Beneficiary profile
Who benefits from the centre's services.
The centre supports victims referred by communities and stakeholders, especially women and their accompanying children, from within and outside the Sub-District and, in some cases, from other provinces.
Victims may be sheltered for up to two months depending on the merit of the case. Reunification support is also provided to help beneficiaries reintegrate safely into society.
Vocational skills
Crocheting, baking, and gardening are used to build self-sufficiency and life skills.
Wider reach
Services and campaigns also reach farming areas, mines, and communities across the Sub-District.
Support duration
The shelter environment gives victims time, safety, and structured support during recovery.
Programmes in action
Recent outreach, support sessions, and community partnerships.
These photos highlight the work Vusithemba Victims Support Centre is doing with communities, partner organisations, and service users.
Community outreach team
Staff members presenting victim support services and raising awareness within the community.
Awareness campaign display
Sharing information about available services, referrals, counselling, and rights awareness.
Office support and information desk
Creating a welcoming space where visitors can receive practical support and guidance.
Victim support awareness
Working together to strengthen community knowledge around safety, support, and reporting pathways.
Partnership and donation support
Collaborating with partners and supporters to provide assistance and essential items to those in need.
Community care initiatives
Programmes that connect support, compassion, and practical resources for vulnerable individuals and families.
How people can support
Stand with the centre's mission.
Refer a person in need
Community members and stakeholders can make contact for guidance and support pathways.
Volunteer and partner
Individuals and organisations can assist with outreach, donations, and awareness activities.
Strengthen resources
Support can help respond to transport, shelter, and operational needs at the centre.