ENVISIONING AN END TO INTIMATE PARTNERS VIOLENCE.
Vision Statement
We envision a world filled with healthy relationships and devoid of all shades of violence, abuse, and oppression in intimate partner relationships.
Mission Statement
We strive to end all shades of violence and abuse in intimate partners relationship by responding to and supporting the preservation of the safety, security, dignity, and empowerment of an abused person in any Intimate relationship; helping the abused person restore self-dignity and take their power back.
“Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more”
– H.Jackson Brown Jr.
Volunteer to make this world a better place devoid of violence, abuse and oppression.
AIMS & OBJECTIVES
We strive to end relationship abuse by taking bold, courageous actions in challenging societal norms and value systems that promote and sustain relationship violence/abuse.
We act honestly and fairly, even in the face of adversity and provocation.
We strive to understand all shades of Intimate Partners violence, abuse, and oppression and their constantly evolving impacts on men, women & children.
We pursue social justice, knowing that equity is essential to ending relationship violence/abuse.
We evaluate the effectiveness of policies about Intimate Partners Violence and abuse, Dating Violence and abuse, Domestic violence and abuse, analyze how effective these policies are within the system, and promote the application of such policies for the safety, security, dignity, and empowerment of victims and survivors.
We believe in diversity and fair access to services by all relationship abuse persons irrespective of gender, age, religion, or ethnic biases.
We advance equity and equality by challenging power base perceptions, assumptions, and behaviors that promote inequality.
We interface with relevant agencies and institutions locally and globally to develop and drive the formulation of research-based policies for the attainment of a world with intimate relationships devoid of violence or abuse.
We respect the inherent strengths and self-determination of victims and survivors.
We mobilize grassroots activism to create an environment that promotes cultural systems, conventions, and communal attitudes that are free of violence, abuse, and oppression.
We promote cultures that value and upholds healthy relationships based on equity, respect, and mutual fulfillment of intimate partners.
We lead in partnership with victims and survivors, heeding their experiences, and amplifying their voices.
We uphold advocacy and social change as essential to advancing our aims and objectives.
Testimonials
CORE BELIEFS
Preventable
Intimate Partners violence is preventable.
Integrity
We conduct every aspect of our work to the highest ethical standards and hold ourselves accountable to them. We value transparency and staunchly safeguard the confidentiality of the people we serve.
Caring
We conduct our work with compassion and in the spirit of inclusion, we meet all individuals with respect and without judgment.
Survivor First
Intimate Partners violence is never the victim or survivor’s fault.
Thought Leadership
We are committed to learning constantly, developing innovative practices, and evolving strategies as necessary to achieve our vision through our mission.
Social Justice
We value diverse perspectives and strive to incorporate an anti-oppression and anti-abuse lens in all aspects of our work.
Power & Control
Intimate Partners violence is rooted in the relations of power and control in intimate relationships
Excellence
We value performance and results. We always aspire to do our best and to embrace the challenge of exceeding expectations.
Victim & Survivor-Centered
Our primary focus begins with the interests of Victims and survivors of relationship abuse in mind, but we are open to the correction and rehabilitation process of perpetrators through State institutions or licensed Private Institutions where applicable.
Responsibility
Perpetrators have sole responsibility for their violence and abuse.
Collaboration
We work as a team within the organization and with a wide range of partners outside of it in the belief that through these partnerships, we will achieve the broadest impact. Collaboration shall be between local, continental, or international agencies of like minds and values.
Possibility
We challenge ourselves individually and organizationally to look past constraints- striving to be our best through consciously taking risks in the spirit of innovation, we commit to pushing the boundaries of not just what is doable but what is possible.
Parties
Men and women can be victims of relationship abuse. Children may also be victims of the abuse and need a violence-free environment.