After years of silence, Lindiwe arrived at ABH fearful and broken. With therapy and the support of our counsellors, she found her voice again. Today, she’s enrolled in a skills programme and dreams of opening her own sewing business.

Thuli escaped an abusive home with nothing but courage. At the Victim Empowerment Centre, she received shelter, counselling, and compassion. She now mentors other women, reminding them that healing is possible and strength is contagious.

A mother of two, Lerato found refuge at ABH. With guidance and training, she secured employment and safe housing.

Thandi overcame years of silence with the help of group therapy. She now dreams of starting a centre of her own.

At ABH, Nosipho found not just safety but solidarity. Surrounded by survivors who understood her pain, she rediscovered joy through group art therapy. Her paintings now hang in our centre — symbols of resilience and rebirth.