| Emergency
Home
Assistance
is provided to women and children who are victims of:
 forced prostitution
rape
HIV/AIDS
Abandonment
Physical
and emotional abuse
- Temporary
food, shelter, healthcare, physical and psychological rehabilitation
• Education, vocational and life skills training
• Hotline counseling services
On
average there are 120 women and children sheltered at the Emergency
Home each day.
The
Emergency Home has provided assistance to more than 48,000 women
and children who come from all parts of the country
Women with unwanted pregnancy are offered
Healthcare
through collaboration with state hospitals
Provision
of other-child/ pre and post natal care/ vocational and life skill
training
Caring for
the babies during the first six months while the mother job searches
For mothers
under 18 years of age, continued education is arranged
HIV/AIDS assistance Capacity
for assistance: 25 Women
Services
to HIV/AIDS victims include:
Rehabilitation and health care services
Provision
of anti-retroviral medication
Counseling
Vocational
and life skills training
Children’s Home and Nursery
Provides
a safe and caring environment for victims of abuse and abandonment
The
Children’s home
Cares for the children of mothers sheltered at the emergency home
Provides
care for abandoned Children
The
Nursery:
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Provides care for infants as requested by the mother
Provides care for infants awaiting adoption
Jimmy – Rosalyn Women’s Clinic
The Women’s
Clinic takes care of expectant mothers throughout their unplanned
pregnancies
The most
common unplanned pregnancies are caused by either abandonment by
their partner or rape by close acquaintances.
Kanitnaree
Rape Crisis Center
Provides
sensitive care and assistance to rape victims
Medical examination
room fully equipped to collect evidence of sexual abuse
Investigation
room, outfitted with one way mirror, closed circuit cameras and
video recording equipment.
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