Project Alert on Violence Against Women

Project Alert on Violence Against Women Project Alert is a non-governmental women's rights organisation set up in January 1999 to promote and protect the rights of women and young girls.

If you call our counsellors outside hours and you get no response, send an email or a message on Facebook. You can also try again during business hours.

Harmful gender norms limit opportunities and reinforce unequal power dynamics.By encouraging equality at home, in school...
13/08/2026

Harmful gender norms limit opportunities and reinforce unequal power dynamics.

By encouraging equality at home, in schools, workplaces, and communities, we help create environments where women and girls are respected, valued, and protected.

Changing attitudes today creates a better tomorrow.



Thursday Book Recommendation Every Thursday, we’ll be sharing books that inspire growth, encourage self-discovery, and e...
13/08/2026

Thursday Book Recommendation

Every Thursday, we’ll be sharing books that inspire growth, encourage self-discovery, and empower women to build healthy, fulfilling lives.

This week’s recommendation: Set Boundaries, Find Peace by Nedra Glover Tawwab.

This insightful book teaches the importance of setting healthy boundaries, communicating your needs with confidence, and protecting your emotional well-being without guilt. It’s a reminder that finding your voice and valuing yourself are essential steps toward building healthy relationships.

A quote to remember: “Setting boundaries is an act of self-respect.”

Have you read this book? We’d love to hear your thoughts, or let us know what book you’d like us to feature next Thursday.

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Sometimes love can make us overlook warning signs that others can clearly see. In this fictional story, Shalewa’s mother...
12/08/2026

Sometimes love can make us overlook warning signs that others can clearly see.

In this fictional story, Shalewa’s mother is worried about her daughter’s fiancé because of his repeated anger outbursts and verbal aggression. While he has never been physically violent, the pattern of behaviour raises concerns that are often dismissed in the name of “he always apologizes.”

But should apologies alone be enough?

Before marriage, it’s important to pay attention not just to how someone loves you—but how they handle anger, disagreement, and stress.

💬 What would you advise Shalewa’s mother to do?

Let’s talk in the comments.

This is a fictional scenario created for awareness and reflection.

Recovery is a journey, and no survivor should have to walk it alone.Families, friends, professionals, and communities al...
11/08/2026

Recovery is a journey, and no survivor should have to walk it alone.
Families, friends, professionals, and communities all play an important role in creating supportive environments where survivors feel heard, respected, and empowered to rebuild their lives.
Together, we can promote healing with compassion.

We’re Hiring Interns!Are you a recent graduate looking to gain hands-on experience and kick-start your career in the non...
11/08/2026

We’re Hiring Interns!

Are you a recent graduate looking to gain hands-on experience and kick-start your career in the non-profit sector? This could be the opportunity you’ve been looking for.

We’re seeking passionate, motivated, and eager-to-learn graduates to join our team as interns.

To apply:
📄 Attach your CV/Resume and a Cover Letter expressing your interest in the internship and why you’d be a great fit.

📧 Send your application to:
[email protected] and [email protected]

Email Subject: APPLICATION FOR INTERNSHIP POSITION

Please read the eligibility requirements on the flyer before applying.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Have you ever wondered what Project Alert does and why our work matters? We’re kicking off our FAQ Series to answer some...
11/08/2026

Have you ever wondered what Project Alert does and why our work matters?

We’re kicking off our FAQ Series to answer some of the questions we receive most often and to help you learn more about our mission, our services, and how we’re working to create safer communities.

Today’s question is:

What is Project Alert?

Swipe through to learn more, and if there’s something you’d like us to answer in a future post, drop your question in the comments below. We’d love to hear from you!

Together, through knowledge and awareness, we can create lasting change.

Communities become stronger when respect is a shared value. This week, let's choose words and actions that promote digni...
10/08/2026

Communities become stronger when respect is a shared value. This week, let's choose words and actions that promote dignity, challenge discrimination, and create safer spaces for women and girls.

Every act of respect contributes to a future free from violence.

A single act of kindness, a courageous conversation, or a decision to speak up can change someone’s life. As we begin a ...
10/08/2026

A single act of kindness, a courageous conversation, or a decision to speak up can change someone’s life.

As we begin a new week, let’s choose empathy over judgment, respect over silence, and action over indifference. Every step we take toward promoting safety, equality, and dignity helps build stronger families and healthier communities.

Remember: Change doesn’t always start with a crowd—it often begins with one person who chooses to make a difference.

Let’s make this week count. 💙

Let’s start a conversation! Finish this sentence in the comments: “A healthy relationship is one where…” Healthy relatio...
10/08/2026

Let’s start a conversation!

Finish this sentence in the comments:

“A healthy relationship is one where…”

Healthy relationships are built on more than love—they thrive on respect, trust, honesty, communication, and mutual support. Everyone deserves to experience relationships where they feel safe, valued, and heard.

We’d love to hear your thoughts. Your words could encourage someone else or help redefine what a healthy relationship looks like.

Share your answer in the comments, and don’t forget to read and engage with other responses. Let’s learn from one another.

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