We're excited to announce a new partnership between TEARS Foundation and Phylaxis.ai.
Together, we're developing an innovative, evidence-based GBV Assessment Module that will help identify risk factors, strengthen prevention efforts, and support pathways to safety.
A child witnessing domestic violence is not “just family problems.” South African law recognises this as harm against a child.
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International Children’s Day is a reminder that protecting children requires action not just awareness.
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A mother felt alone and didn't know how to help her daughter. Then she saw a TEARS Foundation billboard with a number that changed everything.
Thank you to Earworm for sharing this powerful true story & helping more survivors and their loved ones know that support is available.
On Saturday, 30 May, we welcomed a remarkable group of new volunteers to TEARS Foundation. These are people who have chosen to stand with survivors and help us fight gender-based violence. Every volunteer strengthens our mission to create safer communities and restore hope.
Do you know someone like this❓️
If you or someone you love has been affected by gbv, reach out on our toll-free helpline: 08000 83277 or our USSD: *134*7355#
Bringing hope and healing 💧
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Every child deserves to feel safe.
In SA, reporting suspected abuse isn’t just moral, it’s a legal duty under the Children’s Act 38 of 2005.
1 in 3 children experience sexual abuse.
See something. Say something. Act.
Contact us:
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Abusers are often known, trusted, and respected.
This makes it harder, but even more critical, to speak up.
No title, status, or relationship should shield someone from accountability.
Report abuse, no matter who is involved.
Call TEARS: 08000 83277
#NoExcuses
A quick guide to keep you and your loved ones safe 💙
Have you experienced r*pe or ab*se? Help is available for survivors of GBV. Dial 08000 83277 or use our USSD: *134*7355#
Bringing hope and healing 💧
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“Why didn’t they leave?”
MYTH: Survivors can just leave abusive situations.
FACT: Leaving can be the most dangerous time. Survivors may face threats, financial dependence, fear, or lack of safe alternatives. Support and understanding are critical.