Four kinds of help that work together.
Most organizations offer one. A family in difficulty usually needs more than one — so we built four, around a single relationship of trust. Knowledge that protects. Mediation that heals. Skills that sustain.
One foundation, four programs
01
Know Your Rights
02
Family Mediation
03
Stand Strong
04
Hands That Provide
Congolese family law — the common ground beneath all four.
Rebuilding family values — starting inside the family.
Across every program we work to replace anti-values with respect, responsibility and care — not preached from outside, but rebuilt from within the home (Article 3 of our statutes).
One door, four kinds of help.
A short illustrative path — not a real case — of how a woman might move between our programs.
1
She asks a question
She comes for legal information about her rights.
2
She tries mediation
She discovers mediation could resolve the conflict — without court.
3
She is supported
She receives psychosocial support through a hard season.
4
She rebuilds her means
She joins a skills cohort to rebuild her income.
Honestly labelled, never overstated.
We use four labels everywhere proof appears — Live (running now), Pilot (limited), In Build (being set up), Planned (committed, not yet started).
| Program | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Know Your Rights | Workshops, clinics and plain-language guides on family law | Pilot |
| Family Mediation | Confidential, voluntary mediation led by women jurists | Pilot |
| Stand Strong | Group and one-to-one psychosocial support | In Build |
| Hands That Provide | Skills training and a trade for widows and single mothers | Planned |
See the full picture on our Impact page.