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REGISTERED NPO 257-629

Legal and therapeutic support for survivors of gender-based violence

Isibani Law & Therapy Centre supports survivors through legal guidance, psychosocial care, advocacy and community-rooted prevention in KwaZulu-Natal.

Registered NPO 257-629 NPO, serving communities in KwaZulu-Natal
Integrated Support Legal guidance and psychosocial care under one centre
Survivor-Centred Support that respects dignity, safety and healing

A guiding light where justice, healing and community support meet

Survivors of gender-based violence often face more than one barrier at once: fear, trauma, legal uncertainty, family pressure, isolation and limited access to services.

Isibani Law & Therapy Centre exists to help bridge that gap by connecting legal support, therapeutic care, advocacy and prevention work in a way that is rooted in community realities.

Our work is grounded in dignity, confidentiality, safety and the belief that every survivor deserves support that listens, guides and walks alongside them.

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Our focus is clear

Survivors Guidance, emotional support and referral pathways.
Families Supportive information for those walking with survivors.
Communities Prevention, awareness and education around gender-based violence.
Partners Collaboration with people and organisations committed to safety and healing.
WHO WE SERVE

Support for survivors, communities and partners

A strong response to gender-based violence needs more than one service. It needs care, guidance, prevention and trusted community relationships.

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For Survivors

We support survivors with survivor-centred guidance, emotional care and pathways toward justice, safety and healing.

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For Communities

We work to strengthen awareness, challenge harmful norms and support community-based prevention of gender-based violence.

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For Donors & Partners

We welcome support from people, funders and organisations who believe in accessible legal and therapeutic services for vulnerable communities.

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OUR WORK

A combined approach to support, justice and prevention

Isibani brings together legal support, psychosocial care, advocacy and community-rooted prevention to respond to gender-based violence with dignity and practical care.

LAW

Legal Guidance

We help survivors understand their rights, navigate justice processes and access appropriate legal support and referrals.

CARE

Psychosocial Support

We provide compassionate support that recognises trauma, emotional safety and the healing journey of survivors.

VOICE

Advocacy

We advocate for survivor dignity, stronger awareness and more responsive systems for those affected by gender-based violence.

COMMUNITY

Prevention

We support education and awareness that helps communities recognise, challenge and prevent gender-based violence.

SUPPORT

Referral Pathways

We help connect people to relevant services, support structures and community resources where further assistance is needed.

HOPE

Restoring Dignity

Our work is rooted in the belief that survivors deserve to be heard, believed, supported and treated with dignity.

Support that listens, protects dignity and walks alongside survivors

At Isibani, care begins with listening. Every person who reaches out deserves to be met with respect, patience and support that recognises their safety, healing and choices.

With Dignity We meet survivors with compassion, respect and confidentiality.
With Care Legal guidance and therapeutic support work together to help people move forward.
With Community Our work is shaped by the realities of families and communities in KwaZulu-Natal.
BE PART OF THE LIGHT

Help strengthen survivor-centred support in KwaZulu-Natal

Isibani Law & Therapy Centre exists to support survivors, strengthen communities and advocate for a future where dignity, safety and healing are possible.

Isibani community support
Community First Legal support • Mental health • Advocacy

Community-rooted justice, dignity and healing

Isibani Law and Therapy Centre is a community-based organisation in rural KwaZulu-Natal offering an innovative approach to engaging with the law, protecting human rights and promoting mental health.

We work directly with survivors of gender-based violence, helping them navigate complex legal systems while ensuring they remain informed, supported and active participants in the justice process.

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Survivor-Centred Justice

Keeping survivors informed, included and supported through legal processes.

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Healing and Restoration

Supporting mental health, dignity and recovery for survivors and communities.

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Community Education

Challenging harmful norms through awareness, prevention and rights education.

Everyone deserves safety, dignity and a voice.

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RECENT WORK

What We’ve Been Up To

From schools and community forums to national and global platforms — Isibani advances justice, healing, prevention and accountability.

GBV awareness training in schools
Awareness
Schools Programme

GBV Awareness Trainings in Schools

Ongoing education sessions focused on gender-based violence, survivor rights, reporting mechanisms and prevention.

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Pop-up session in Umlazi
Outreach
Community Support

Pop-Up Sessions in Umlazi

Bringing legal information, survivor support and direct community engagement closer to the people who need it most.

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Advocate Neliswa Nota at the Presidential Summit
Leadership
National Platform

Adv. Neliswa Nota at the Presidential Summit

Participating in national conversations on justice, accountability, survivor-centred systems and GBVF prevention.

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Miss Mbali Ndovela at the G20 Summit
Global Voice
Policy Engagement

Miss Mbali Ndovela at the G20 Summit

Representing Isibani in global leadership spaces and policy discussions focused on justice, dignity and equity.

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CTAOP YLF workshop
Youth
Young Leaders

CTAOP YLF Workshop

Engaging young leaders through legal awareness, rights education, dialogue and survivor-centred community learning.

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Rise Up workshop
Empowerment
Survivor-Centred Work

Adv. Neliswa Nota at the “Rise Up” Workshop

Supporting empowerment, survivor dignity, accountability and community-based education through collaborative workshops.

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