🎓 GBV Education Hub
Comprehensive educational resources to understand, prevent, and respond to gender-based violence. Learn at your own pace with our structured modules.
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📚 Educational Modules
Explore our comprehensive learning modules designed to build your understanding of GBV step by step.
🔍 Module 1: Understanding GBV
Learn what gender-based violence is, its different forms, and how to recognize the signs.
Topics Covered:
- Definition and types of GBV
- Power and control dynamics
- Recognizing warning signs
- Myths and facts about GBV
🛡️ Module 2: Safety Planning
Practical strategies for creating safety plans in different situations and environments.
Topics Covered:
- Home safety strategies
- Digital safety measures
- Emergency escape planning
- Safety with children
⚖️ Module 3: Legal Rights & Resources
Understand your legal rights, protection orders, and how to access legal support.
Topics Covered:
- South African GBV laws
- Protection orders process
- Legal aid resources
- Court procedures
💪 Module 4: Healing & Recovery
Resources and strategies for emotional healing, trauma recovery, and building resilience.
Topics Covered:
- Understanding trauma
- Coping strategies
- Building support networks
- Self-care practices
🤝 Module 5: Supporting Others
Learn how to support friends, family members, or community members affected by GBV.
Topics Covered:
- Active listening skills
- Appropriate responses
- Boundaries in support
- Referral to professionals
🌍 Module 6: Prevention & Advocacy
Strategies for preventing GBV in your community and becoming an effective advocate.
Topics Covered:
- Community prevention
- Advocacy skills
- Educational campaigns
- Policy awareness
🧠 Knowledge Check
Test your understanding with this interactive quiz. Your answers are not stored - this is for your learning only.
1. Which of these is NOT a form of gender-based violence?
Physical abuse
Emotional manipulation
Financial control
Mutual disagreement in a relationship
2. What is the first priority in any GBV situation?
Immediate safety of the survivor
Confronting the perpetrator
Documenting evidence
Seeking legal advice
3. Which number should you call for immediate GBV emergency help in South Africa?
911
0800 428 428
112
10111 (Police)
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Essential Guides & Toolkits
GBV Basics Guide
Safety Planning Toolkit
Legal Rights Handbook
Support Network Guide
Quick Reference Cards
Printable resources for easy access to emergency information.