iSafe is a community-based initiative founded to educate, engage and empower young people (women, girls and people living with disabilities) with sustainable livelihood opportunities, and the overall aim to inspire safe communities, as they explore the opportunities to thrive. iSafe seeks to bridge the information and skills gap that is evidently common among girls and women in vulnerable communities – by providing preventive measures to mitigate gender-based violence, human trafficking, and irregular migration.
These are areas of our expertise and we have been assisting vulnerable people by collaborating with other organizations and local communities.
Pregnant women and nursing mothers were given free prenatal vitamins and medications to help them stay healthy and safe during the pandemic.
Our initiative aims at tackling the existing gender digital divide in particular in low-income and developing countries.
Our programs empower women and children to prevent crime and victimization, and develop simple, easy-to-use self-defense techniques.
Working with great partners has allowed us to do more. These are a few of them.
Gender-based violence doesn’t only hurt the body . it deeply wounds the mind.
For many survivors, the emotional scars last long after the physical pain fades.
Anxiety.
Depression.
Fear.
Isolation.
Shame.
Loss of confidence.
These are the silent battles survivors carry every day.
During the 16 Days of Activism, we must remember that healing is not only about protection . it is about restoring dignity, rebuilding self-worth, and creating safe spaces for survivors to speak, breathe, and recover.
Every woman deserves mental peace.
Every survivor deserves support not silence.
Let’s stand together, raise awareness, and ensure that no survivor walks through their healing journey alone.
Your mind matters. Your story matters. Your healing matters.
#16DaysOfActivism #OrangeTheWorld #EndGBV
#MentalHealthMatters #HealingIsPower #TraumaAwareness
#SupportSurvivors #BreakTheSilence #GBVMentalHealth
#WomenDeserveSafety #SafeSpacesForWomen
#EndViolenceAgainstWomen #SurvivorSupport
#YouAreNotAlone #ISAFEGlobalConsultingHub
#EmpowerHer #StopTheViolence #HopeAndHealing
iSafe Global Consulting Hub Featured by UNESCO‑ICM — November 2025 iSafe Global Consulting Hub Featured by UNESCO‑ICM — November 2025 Published: November 2025 | Category:
Harnessing Martial Arts for Women’s Safety and Empowerment Martial arts is more than a discipline of physical skill; it is a tool for building resilience,
Digital tools like the Connect-Me App can bridge the gap between vulnerable migrants and life-saving information. In today’s interconnected world, technology has become a bridge
For millions of migrants, the road to safety or opportunity is filled with danger, exploitation, and uncertainty. Migration journeys can be perilous often marked by
Behind every migration journey lies a powerful mix of “push” and “pull” factors, the forces that drive people to leave or attract them to new
A Road Walk for Change: Raising Awareness on Human Trafficking and Migration Misinformation in Benin Benin City, Edo State, in a united effort to combat
iSafe is committed to “Inspiring safe communities and cities” by reducing vulnerabilities that expose women and youths to abuse, harm, and crime.
