Project in brief

MCRC provides

• Comprehensive shelter service

• Education and Skills Training

• Community based support

Comprehensive shelter Service

• Daycare

• Medical service

• Counselling and Therapy

• Reintegration

MCRC's comprehensive approach to rehabilitation initially addresses the basic needs of the survivors of violence and vulnerable women and children for adequate food, shelter, medical care and psychological support.

Subsequently, extensive therapy by means of counselling, dance, music and self-defense classes is provided to address and heal trauma. Moreover, on-going individual and group counselling is provided by professionals for those mothers who have experienced extreme trauma. While the children are being cared for on-site in either the KG or attend external schools, the women are supported towards self-sufficiency. Women can receive training in childcare, sewing, embroidery, cooking and housekeeping and small business skills at the Centre. Other women who chose training in catering and hairdressing will be provided with the training at external professional training schools. Women whose academic education is disrupted because of the violence they have faced will be given the opportunity to resume.

Specialized attention and education are provided for survivors of violence. These women are especially vulnerable and stigmatized by society. Their needs are particularly complex and often long term. MCRC works with stakeholdergovernment bureaus to support the nationwide efforts (to fight and prevent GBV, poverty, improve health care and support government’s education goals) to address the psychological, health and social problems of women and children

Education and Skill Training

Community based support

is provided for women and children who are economically challenged. In this program women who started small businesses but could not succeed due to different problems or those who want to engage will be supported to be able to work and become self-reliant.

Children from a poor background will be supported to complete their education living with their parents, relatives.