Register Your Services - The e-VAWG Directory

Registration Form

Please use the form below to register your services. If you have any questions or concerns, kindly send us a message.

Please share as much information as you can about your organisation. This information will be used to create a profile page for you in the e-VAWG directory.

Let's start with your name please? *

What is the name of your organisation? *

What is your role? *

What country is your organisation based in?

Are you a registered charity or company? *

If yes, please enter your registration number. *

What is your organisation's story? Tell us a bit about how you started, what you do and the impact of your work.

What is your website address?If you do not have a website but are interested in a simple and affordable solution, contact pam@thepenwarrior.com

Please select your specialist area/s of expertise *AdvocacyChild abuseCounselling & therapyEducation & literacyDomestic abuseFemale genital mutilationForced marriageLegal adviceMaternal healthMental healthProstitution & traffickingRape & sexual violenceSexual & reproductive healthSubstance abuseWomen's health servicesOtherPlease only select the areas you provide support services in

If any of your area/s of expertise were not in the list, please list them

What is the best way for victims to contact you?

What is your email address? *Please enter an email address that we can contact you on to discus s your registration

Please provide an outline of your Safeguarding Policy or contact pam@thepenwarrior.com to discuss after you have submitted this form.

Please upload a hi-res version of your logo.

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Thank you for making it to the end of the registration process. We will be sharing your stories across our social media platforms when we launch The e-VAWG Directory. Your responses to the next three questions will be published so please answer carefully.

Please enter your organisation's name

How do you think we can eradicate violence against women & children?

In your experience of working in the women's sector, what do you think is the greatest threat to women's survival at the moment?

What are some of the challenges that you face in your service delivery and what are some of the innovative ways in which you address those challenges?