In the face of trauma, fear, and deep-rooted stigma, 9,737 vulnerable people: orphans, widows,
teens, drug users, women and families in conflict found hope and healing. Many battle the
emotional toll of HIV, violence, and exclusion, often silenced by shame and cultural stigma. Our
approach promotes self-empowerment, bringing individuals together in support groups to share,
heal, and rebuild confidence. We work with local leaders, ensuring lasting impact and
community ownership. By addressing pain collectively, survivors regain their voice, dignity, and
strength. We include people with disabilities and provide legal aid to women facing violence
restoring social bonds and driving real reintegration. Together, we transform suffering into
resilience, pain into purpose and isolation into collective strength.
