Rape survivors deserve a safe and supportive space to heal, and Rakshika – The Female Warrior is committed to providing them with the resources they need. As an NGO dedicated to advocacy, awareness, and survivor assistance, we believe in using technology to create a meaningful impact. A well-designed, secure, and accessible website can serve as a bridge between survivors and the support they need.
At the heart of Rakshika’s digital outreach is the Responsible Youth Community, a group of passionate young individuals working towards social change. They play a vital role in ensuring that survivors have access to verified information, legal aid, mental health support, and community-driven assistance. Through innovative web solutions, they help Rakshika extend its reach, engage with supporters, and spread awareness effectively.
Our team members work day and night to help rape survivors gain access to justice and care. This includes legal aid, counseling, rehabilitation, and skill development – we stand with rape survivors at every step of their healing journey. Through awareness campaigns and broader fights against social stigma and stronger laws, we push for what is wrong to be made right. Our volunteers, lawyers, and mental health professionals all labor hard to ensure there is a safe and supportive environment in which survivors can reclaim their lives. Each effort we make is driven by the belief that no one deserves to suffer in silence. Together, we are fighting for a world free of sexual violence.
We visited the government schools and organized campaigns educating them on sexual violence, consent, and personal safety. We educated the students about their rights and self-defense measures along with when they should seek help if they are faced with harassment or abuse. We attempted to break the silence around those issues through interactive sessions and discussions, empowering young minds with knowledge. Not only did we provide rape survivors with legal counseling and emotional support so they know where to go, but these kinds of sessions are a good step toward building a safer, more informed society that will stand by survivors of sexual violence
