The Recovery Room

16 Days of Activism: Inauguration of Survivor Recovery Room in North Kordofan

As part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, Cafa Development Organization – North Kordofan inaugurated a recovery room for survivors. In coordination with the Ministry of Health and Social Development (Reproductive Health Program) and support from UNFPA, the event emphasized community protection. During the 16 Days of Activism, officials raised awareness about gender-based violence (GBV)

The inauguration took place with representatives from government agencies, security institutions, protection organizations, and the UNFPA Director. This initiative aims to provide safe, survivor-centered services and strengthen local response systems.

Enhancing Survivor Support During the 16 Days of Activism

The recovery room offers a confidential space for medical, psychological, and social support. Additionally, it provides counseling and rehabilitation services. Through the 16 Days of Activism, CAFA emphasized survivor-focused care. Furthermore, experts trained staff on referral pathways and protection procedures.

Volunteers and staff also learned effective ways to prevent GBV in communities. Moreover, discussions highlighted the importance of reporting mechanisms and survivor rights. In addition, participants shared strategies to reach vulnerable populations effectively.

Collaboration to Combat Gender-Based Violence

Furthermore, the event showcased the value of multi-sectoral collaboration. Government agencies, security forces, and humanitarian organizations worked together. Consequently, survivors can access holistic services. During the 16 Days of Activism campaign, the initiative promoted community engagement and strengthened public awareness.

The campaign also advocated for stronger policies protecting women and girls. As a result, local communities gained better access to essential resources. Moreover, participants encouraged continuous coordination between institutions and NGOs.

Commitment Beyond the 16 Days of Activism

Finally, officials and participants pledged to sustain efforts beyond the 16 Days of Activism. As a result, the recovery room will remain a vital support hub throughout the year. In conclusion, CAFA Development Organization reaffirms its commitment to empowering communities and protecting vulnerable populations in North Kordofan.

By providing survivor services, promoting awareness, and encouraging collaboration, CAFA ensures that gender-based violence prevention remains a priority. Additionally, continuous training strengthens staff and volunteers’ ability to respond effectively.