Rebuilding Lives A SAFE HAVEN FOR
SURVIVORS OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
AND FEMICIDE GET HELP NOW Restoring DIGNITY Your support provides more than shelter
safety
healing
skills
confidence GET INVOLVED TODAY GET INVLOVED TODAY
CREATING INDEPENDENCE EDUCATE HER
SHELTER HER
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FEED HER REFER A SURVIVOR

24/7 safe shelter

100% confidential services

Community support

Every survivor deserves a chance to heal, rebuild, and thrive

At Nonkululeko Haven Shelter, we provide comprehensive support services that address the emotional, spiritual, legal, social, and economic needs of survivors of gender-based violence.

Our goal is not only to provide safety but to empower survivors to regain control of their lives and achieve sustainable independence.

What We Offer

  • Safe Accommodation:
    Secure shelter and protection for survivors and their children.
  • Counselling and Trauma Healing:
    Professional counselling, support groups, and emotional healing.
  • Legal Support:
    Assistance with protection orders, court preparation, custody matters, and referrals.
  • Skills & Empowerment:
    Practical training to improve employability and entrepreneurship.
  • Financial Empowerment:
    Financial literacy, budgeting, savings, and income-generation opportunities.
  • Spiritual Restoration:
    Faith-based support, mentoring, and personal growth.
  • Reintegration Support:
    Preparing survivors for successful independent living.

We will organize a secret meet up. Contact us today. You are not alone!

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Community Feedback

“When I arrived at Nonkululeko Haven, I was broken and afraid. The staff welcomed me with kindness and gave me a safe space to heal. Today, I feel stronger and know I am not alone.”
“My children and I had nowhere to go after leaving a violent home. This shelter gave us warmth, food, and hope. It’s more than a shelter — it’s a family that cares.”
“I never thought I could rebuild my life. At Nonkululeko Haven, I found counseling, support, and encouragement. They helped me believe in myself again.”