Kuhluka Movement is a non-profit civil society mass organisation, directed at combating the violation of rights of women. Founded on the principles of advocacy and mitigation, Kuhluka bridges the gap between giving a voice to women survivors through rehabilitation, whilst providing them with a safe haven in their time of need.
We provide comprehensive and specialised counseling, legal and health services to survivors of domestic violence. We’d Love to reach out to you. Get in touch HERE!
Donate towards a Dignity Pack, which will be given to a GBV victim at a police station or health facility within the first 24 hours.
Addressing GBV is a complex issue requiring multi-faceted responses and commitment from all stakeholders, civil society and other citizens.
Get involved as a volunteer in your community to assist gender-based violence (GBV) victims and survivors.
Kuhluka seeks to eradicate gender-based violence, and sets up shelters to provide support for the survivors of domestic violence.
“We want women to know that they can go to a place where they will be received with care and tenderness, and attended to by doctors and members of the police.” Josina Z Machel - Founder
“This situation is precarious indeed. The only way we can change this is to join together in solidarity, with the understanding that we need each other, in order to affect change. We cannot value our independence, our abilities, our success and achievements without acknowledging other women.”
Josina Z Machel – Founder
Advocacy efforts promote inter-generational and multi-sectoral dialogues on the role of women and men in the violence against women discourse, particularly from a cultural perspective.
The Advocacy Programme Includes: