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“Freedom cannot be achieved unless the women
have been emancipated from all forms of oppression.”
~ Nelson Mandela

TEARS Foundation

Tears Foundation provides access to crisis intervention, advocacy, counselling, and prevention education services for those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault and child sexual abuse. Confidential services are provided to all victims at no charge.

About TEARS Foundation

TEARS Foundation, founded in 2012, is a registered NPO and PBO who uses technology innovatively to assist victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

Last year, with the help of Avon, They received 31 286 hits on their service from people using 1347355# to get assistance.

They launched their Help At Your Fingertips emergency service, supported by Namola, on the 24^th of November 2017, a new mobile smartphone application that allows the user to alert their nearest police officers when in need of assistance. This partnership will allow the user to opt to have a trained counselor call him/ her back for immediate assistance in a life-threatening situations.

Help at your fingertips!

Helpline – DIAL: 1347355#

A small donation makes a big difference.

Women’s March South Africa

Women’s March Global Johannesburg, South Africa is a chapter association that is part of Women’s March Global, a prominent sister organization of Women’s March USA.

Women’s March Johannesburg was founded by local activists with the believe that human rights should be the main fundamentals into building a free democratic and safe South Africa where all can participate in, especially local women.

With crisis such as the Gender based violence, human trafficking and sexual exploitation, LGBTQI+ stigma and many more issues being on the rise within the South African context, Women’s March Global Johannesburg believes in utilizing peoples voices to create and encourage policy reform in society and to create an environment in which all South African citizens, male or female, young or old, white or people of colour, educated or uneducated have the opportunity to contribute to a better and safer South Africa socially. Women’s March Johannesburg also believes in governmental accountability in which it is the responsibility of the South African government to ensure that the needs of society are met according to the mandates of the South African Constitution of 1996, the highest supreme law of the land in South Africa.

Women’s Rights are human rights and therefore, Women’s March Johannesburg wants to ensure that South African women are not only given the platform to speak but in essence given the platform to be decision-makers of society in which the South African government should take heed to such calls as part of uplifting citizen participation in a democratic nation.