Emergency Response
The first call matters most. We connect her to the right helpline, police desk or One Stop Centre the same day.
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Safety & Survivor Support
Abhaya
Abhaya — Sanskrit for fearless.
“She survived. Now we make sure she never has to just survive again.”
WHAT ABHAYA DOES
Four things we actually do.
From domestic violence to acid attacks, we stand beside her, not just behind her.
Safe Shelter
A door that locks from the inside. We help her find somewhere safe while the next steps are worked out.
Medical & Trauma Care
Accompanied hospital visits, follow-ups, and a hand to hold through the parts nobody prepares you for.
Rebuilding
Safety is the start, not the finish. We stay through paperwork, income and independence.
“She survived. Now we make sure she never has to just survive again.”Abhaya · Safety & Survivor Support
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, no paperwork first.
01
She reaches out
A call, a WhatsApp message, or a neighbour who refuses to stay quiet.
02
We move the same day
A volunteer is assigned, the immediate danger is assessed, and the right service is contacted.
03
She rebuilds
Legal, medical and livelihood support continues long after the emergency ends.
WHERE TO GO NEXT
Help that already exists.
Plain-language guides to the helplines, laws and schemes connected to Abhaya.
WHO THIS IS FOR
If any of this is you, or someone you know.
Survivors of domestic violence
Acid attack survivors
Women facing threats at home
Families supporting a survivor
Neighbours who want to help
Abhaya runs on people who refused to look away.
Give once, give monthly, or give your Saturday. All three change something.
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