The crisis doesn't end when the emergency does.
Women affected carry trauma long after the initial crisis
Why we exist
The crisis doesn't end when the emergency does.
Women living with the effects of GBV, HIV and economic injustice carry trauma long after the initial crisis — fracturing mental wellbeing, family stability, livelihoods and identity, and compromising the futures of their children.
Long-term trauma is left unaddressed
Emergency response services exist, yet many women lack trauma-informed pathways to heal and rebuild.
Stigma and harmful norms persist
Weak community support systems deepen isolation, allowing cycles of violence to continue.
Families and children bear the cost
Without support, women's re-entry into family and community life — with confidence and agency — is compromised.
What we Do
One journey, from surviving to thriving
Pillar 01 — Mental Wellness
Healing is the centre that holds recovery.
Through trauma-informed therapy and psychosocial support, women affected by GBV, HIV and other distress process trauma and strengthen emotional resilience. Structured healing circles offer a confidential space to share, reflect and heal collectively.
- Psychosocial support and healing circles
- Psychological & spiritual counselling, referrals and follow-up
- Psycho-education and capacity building
- Strengthening safe shelters, linkages and reintegration of GBV survivors
Pillar 02 — Mentorship
Healing is sustained by agency and livelihood.
WORTH Net provides mentorship pathways that build life skills, livelihoods and leadership capacity — enabling women to move from survival to self-reliance and purposeful engagement in their families, communities and nations.
- Life, leadership and economic skills training, modelling and coaching
- Financial fitness and literacy
- Linkage to income-generating and entrepreneurship opportunities
- Access to financial and livelihood resources
Pillar 03 — Mediation
Safer families. Safer systems. Safer communities.
We strengthen safe systems within families and communities through mediation and dialogue that address conflict, challenge harmful norms and promote collective responsibility for prevention and protection — supporting reintegration and family strengthening.
- Awareness education on GBV, HIV, rights and referral pathways
- Linkages to response mechanisms and mediation services
- Family and safe-systems strengthening
- Child protection and safeguarding
Ready to walk this journey with us?
Whether as a funder, implementing partner, referral network or ally — there is a place for you in this work.
Address
WorthNet Organisation
Thika, Kenya
Email Address
info@worthnet.org
Hello@worthnet.org
Phone Numbers
+254 725 3778197
+254 725 377819