MEDA addresses Gender-Based Violence by providing support, protection, and recovery services for survivors, while raising awareness to prevent violence in all forms. MEDA also works with community leaders to foster positive change, create safe spaces, and ensure justice for survivors, advocating for protective laws and societal transformation.
MEDA is committed to addressing Gender-Based Violence by providing comprehensive support, protection, and recovery services for survivors. Through survivor-centered approaches, MEDA ensures access to safe spaces, psychosocial support, and pathways to justice that uphold dignity and human rights.
In addition to direct support, MEDA actively works to prevent violence in all its forms by raising awareness and promoting positive social norms. The organization engages community leaders, institutions, and stakeholders to challenge harmful practices, foster dialogue, and drive lasting behavioral change.
MEDA also advocates for strong protective laws and policies, supporting systems that promote accountability and justice for survivors. By strengthening community structures and encouraging collective responsibility, MEDA contributes to safer, more inclusive societies where women and girls can live free from violence.