This pillar is CDTD’s protection arm and is dedicated to providing abused girls and young women (between 8-25 years) in domestic labor among other sectors as well as victims of Human Trafficking and survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence with services necessary for their recovery and social reintegration. Using a 4R approach of Reach, Rescue, Rehabilitate and Reintegrate, victims and survivors are provided with shelter, counseling, medical services, protection, legal aid, psycho-social support, counseling, education, family tracing, family reunion, and social reintegration among other services. TAGS takes in girls and women from Kenya and the East African Community.
Explore our GBV Pillar Wings
Prevention
Educating communities to stop violence before it starts.
Protection
Offering safe spaces and resources for survivors.
Amplifying Survivor Voices
Empowering survivors to share their stories.
Advocacy
Driving policy change to protect and support survivors.