Afrique du Sud
A.D.A.P.T
ADAPT is committed to changing factors that perpetuate violence against women and girl children.
2022 The Launch of Abuse Is Not Love initiative in South Africa
7500 Youth impacted by the prevention programme by 2025
Partenariat
" Intimate Partner Violence is learned behaviour, given a chance, it can be unlearned as people are born inherently good."
Agisanang Domestic Abuse Prevention & Training - A.D.A.P.T.
Agisanang Domestic Abuse Prevention and Training (ADAPT) started as a small entity focusing on providing counselling for abused women in under resourced communities but due to demands, the programme offering developed to community education, research, advocacy and lobbying to build support for women and vulnerable girl children.
Programme
Abuse is not love : a 4 pillar program
IPV PREVENTION AND EDUCATION FOR LECTURERS
Empower lecturers at public university institutions in South Africa with IPV prevention training to enable them to know the early signs of abuse and support students.
IPV PREVENTION AND EDUCATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Highly interactive and localized training to empower students at local universities with training that will assist them in knowing the early signs of IPV, how to seek help and support a friend experiencing IPV.
INTERNAL TRAINING OF L'OREAL SOUTH AFRICA EMPLOYEES
Workshops and training seminars for L'Oreal South Africa corporate and factory teams to understand and identify abusive relationships. These workshops give them tools and resources, not only for themselves but to be agents of change in their communities.
INTERNAL TRAINING OF THE ENTIRE L’ORÉAL LUXE BEAUTY ADVIVOR POPULATION IN SOUTH AFRICA
Upskill Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Teams with skills to help them identify the early signs of abuse, how to seek help and support anyone that is experiencing IPV.
Résultat
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ADAPT is committed to changing social values and structural factors that perpetuate violence against women and vulnerable girl children.
