NICDAM
Accredited training provider (HWSETA & ETDP SETA); National Certificate victim empowerment Level 2 & 3; Short courses on gender violence, supporting child victims, awareness raising, personal development, human trafficking, HIV/AIDS, computers, first aid, child and youth care. The Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children is itself one of the most important GBV services in the Western Cape, with NICDAM operating as one of its on-site partner organisations. For the purposes of this listing, both NICDAM's services AND the SBCWC's full service suite are detailed below, since the user's entry points to this specific address. **Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children — full services:** - **Founded:** 1999 — first one-stop centre in South Africa; SA's leading holistic integrated GBV services site nationally - **Accreditation:** First and only Khuseleka One-Stop Centre in the Western Cape (nationally accredited May 2024) - **24/7 crisis response programme** — always open - **Residential shelter programme** — emergency and transitional housing for abused women and their children - **Transitional housing** — for women exiting the shelter - **Psychosocial support programme** — individual and group counselling; trauma therapy - **Children's counselling programme** — specialist counselling for children exposed to or experiencing violence - **Substance abuse programme** — recognised link between GBV and substance abuse; integrated treatment - **Accredited job-skills training** for clients — economic empowerment and independence - **Legal assistance programme** (relaunched) — free, for shelter residents and community members - **Medical services (on-site partner)** — health care - **After-hours crisis response for children (on-site partner)** - **Specialist rape/sexual assault counselling (on-site partner)** - **HIV/AIDS counselling (on-site partner)** - **Job placement (on-site partner)** - **Community outreach, advocacy, training and research** - **NICDAM** (on-site) — community development training, GBV prevention campaigns, positive values and change training for young people and community members **NICDAM-specific services (as described in TLF/Saartjie Baartman context):** - Training programmes and campaigns in response to social needs - Inspiring positive values in young people and communities - Training and creating platforms for parents and children on GBV, HIV/AIDS, STIs, and substance abuse - Enabling environments for dialogue and community-based change - Training men, women, and young people to become agents of change
Contact & Location
- Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children, 9 Klipfontein Road, Surrey Estate / Manenberg, Cape Town, 7764
Opening Hours
Opening hours not available. Contact the organisation directly.
About
NICDAM at the Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children — saartjiebaartmancentre.org.za / 021 633 5287 / info@saartjiebaartmancentre.org.za / 9 Klipfontein Road, Surrey Estate / Manenberg, Cape Town 7764 — operates as an on-site partner organisation within the Saartjie Baartman Centre (SBCWC), one of South Africa's most significant GBV institutions. Opened in 1999 as the country's first "one-stop centre" for abused women and children, and formally accredited in May 2024 as the only Khuseleka One-Stop Centre in the Western Cape, the SBCWC provides a comprehensive, continuous spectrum of services 365 days a year, all free: a 24/7 crisis response programme; residential shelter and transitional housing for abused women and their children; individual and group psychosocial support and trauma counselling; a children's counselling programme; a substance abuse programme (addressing the documented intersection of GBV and substance dependency); accredited job-skills training for economic empowerment; a (relaunched) free community legal assistance programme; and specialist on-site partner services covering medical care, HIV/AIDS counselling, rape/sexual assault counselling, after-hours children's crisis response, and job placement. NICDAM contributes to the SBCWC's community development and GBV prevention mandate — running training programmes, community campaigns, and positive values development with young people, parents, men, and community members to drive long-term attitudinal and behavioural change. The SBCWC is the correct direct contact for all services at this address: 021 633 5287 / info@saartjiebaartmancentre.org.za.
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