SA Women Fight Back

A local women-lead organisation in SA who network to bring about legislative change and support for all women & children in the fight AGAINST GBV! 💗🖤

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We've made it our mission to make it easier to report GBV abusers, and harder for them to get away with it.
Contact us now for help, or if you have any questions about GBV.

#gbv #needhelp #victimofdomesticviolence #gethelp #sawfb

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As we conclude the #16DaysOfActivism.
The fight against GBV, domestic violence, & child abuse is far from over, & we need all the support we can get. By "we," I mean the collective global community working tirelessly to find solutions, provide support, & ensure justice is served.

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650 million girls & women (1 in 5) alive today were subjected to sexual violence as children, 370 million (1 in 8 ) who experienced rape or sexual assault.
Call @Tears_SA for FREE & PROFESSIONAL for support. 080 008 3277 https://t.co/Van3O3pdKk
#webelieveyou #16daysofactivism

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@DeepashiniL our CEO chats to Lynette Oxley from Girls of Fire about her journey from survivor to life today as a mum, a warrior and a women who makes an impact in the fight against GBV!

#warrior
#sawfb
#16DaysOfActivism

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@DeepashiniL CEO of SAWFB shares her journey from surviving abuse to where she is today in her life with Lynette Oxley, from Girls of Fire. #sawfb #16DaysofActivism

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@DeepashiniL shares her story of abuse, and over coming and where she is today in her life with Lynette Oxley from Girls of Fire.

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Sheryl's contact information is:
082 575 6130
[email protected]

#webelieveyou #tre #trauma #healing #recovery #SAWFB #discount #gbv #16DaysofActivism

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Sheryl has dedicated over a decade to serving her community as a 1st Responder &, for the past 5 years, as Chairlady of the Regional Community Police Forum (CPF). In these roles, she has witnessed the profound effects of serious crime, assault, & (GBV) on victims & her CPF team.

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"Sometimes you don’t feel the weight of something you’ve been carrying until you feel the weight of its release." - Sheryl Damerell

Sheryl has kindly offered to give our warriors a discounted rate per session! DISCOUNT code: SAWFB/TRE

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A security guard at a local primary school in KwaZulu-Natal has been sentenced in the Empangeni Regional Court for rape and sexual assault.
#news #Crime #rape #sexualassault #SAPS #NPA #crimeandcourts

Read on
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Terms like gaslighting, coercive control, and red flags in relationships are crucial to understanding abuse.

Gaslighting: A tactic used to make you doubt your perception.

Coercive Control: Manipulation that traps you in fear or dependency.

We Believe You.

#16DaysOfActivismSA

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Here are tips from mental health professionals for those coping with secondary trauma:
1. Prioritise self-care and set boundaries.
2. Seek support from trusted friends or professionals.
3. Practice mindfulness or grounding techniques.

#WeBelieveYou #16DaysOfActivismSA

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Faith Nongcebo Ntombela, 44, was on Friday, sentenced to life imprisonment by Durban High Court for murder of her husband Captain Zwelakhe Ntombela, the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (known as the Hawks) said

Read on
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Calling on Mom's & Son's: this workshop is for YOU.
Learn the skills to focus on love, connection and mutual respect!
Date: Weds,11th December
Time: 09h30-15h30
Refreshments: lunch, tea and coffee provided.

BOOK YOUR TICKET https://t.co/wRlVzjKKwo

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Kelly has kindly offered that anyone who finds themselves a victim of GBV to reach out to her, and get free legal advice.
In her words: When one woman supports another woman, we support ALL women! WE are more powerful TOGETHER.
[phone] [email protected]

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When survivors speak out, the process of reporting can often lead to secondary trauma—a re-experiencing of the pain, fear, and stress they endured. Secondary trauma is worsened by stigma, doubt, and the challenges of navigating the justice system. We’re here to raise awareness!

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“After I reported my abuse, the fear of being judged nearly silenced me. But having a supportive community reminded me of my worth.” – Anonymous Survivor

When a survivor is heard and supported, it changes everything.

Our voices matter.

#WeBelieveYou

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Attorney accused of buying 13-year-old girl from mother referenced payment as 'lobola'
#news
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