FAQs

1. What does HURDS do?

HURDS is a coalition working to end Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBVs) in Ghana. We empower communities, support survivors, and advocate for policies that protect children, women, and families.

2. What are SGBVs?

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBVs) refers to harmful acts such as physical, sexual, psychological, or economic abuse directed at someone because of their gender.

3. Who can seek help from HURDS?

Any individual, child, or family affected by SGBVs in Ghana can reach out to us for support, protection, or referrals to specialized services.

4. How does HURDS support survivors?

We provide safe spaces, counseling, legal aid referrals, community support systems, and advocacy to help survivors rebuild their lives.

5. How can I report a case of SGBV?

You can contact us directly through our hotline/email, or report to local authorities such as DOVVSU (Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit). HURDS can guide you through the reporting process and connect you to trusted services.

6. Can communities get involved?

Yes! We work closely with local leaders, schools, and faith-based organizations to raise awareness, prevent violence, and build stronger support networks.

7. How can I support HURDS?

You can support us through donations, volunteering, partnerships, or by amplifying our advocacy campaigns against SGBVs.

8. Is my information kept confidential if I reach out?

Absolutely. We prioritize the safety and confidentiality of survivors and anyone who contacts us. Your information will never be shared without your consent.

9. Does HURDS work only in Ghana?

Currently, HURDS focuses on Ghana, but we collaborate with regional and international partners to share knowledge and strengthen the fight against SGBVs.

10. How can I get in touch with HURDS?

You can reach us via our website’s contact form, hotline, or email. Visit the Contact Us page for details.

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