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KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation offers a new, safe and confidential tool to help provide protection to women and children victims/survivors of gender-based violence, through timely reporting of a witnessed crime, requesting emergency intervention, and obtaining information and guidance as needed, by just one click.

The app provides easy access to instructions and information, as well as the possibility of developing safety plans, and intervening in a safe, confidential and effective way to help put an end to violence against women and children in Lebanon. It also gives access to free social, legal and psychological services for women and children victims of violence, as well as for abusive men to help them get rid of violent behavior towards their partner or a member of their family through the “You have a Choice” rehabilitation program for men to build healthy and non-violent relationships.

Our live chat system allows you to ask questions that are not answered in the “Instructions and Information” section of the app, as well as have access to available services according to the problem and in line with KAFA standards.

In case of emergency, the KAFA app can be used to get the help needed in just one click away and report a violence incident that is witnessed or request emergency intervention assistance.

Download KAFA’s (enough) app today, so that we contribute together to reducing and combating violence

Who we are:
KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation is a feminist, secular, Lebanese, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization seeking to create a society that is free of social, economic and legal patriarchal structures that discriminate against women. 
KAFA has been aiming to eliminate all forms of gender-based violence and exploitation since its establishment in 2005. It seeks to realize substantive gender equality through the adoption of a combination of different approaches, such as: 
Advocacy for law reform and introduction of new laws and policies; influencing public opinion, practices and mentality; conducting research and training; empowering women and children victims of violence, and providing them with social, legal, and psychological support; rehabilitating abusive men to protect the victims and build healthy relationships.