SIPAKALEBI

SIPAKALEBI - Violence Complaint Information System, Educational Services, and Psychological Intervention Assistance.

SIPAKALEBI is a community-based domestic violence (KDRT) reporting and assistance application. This application exists to help women and children report cases of violence safely, confidentially, and with dignity—from injury to recovery.

WHY SIPAKALEBI?

Many victims of violence struggle to seek help due to fear, shame, or not knowing where to report. SIPAKALEBI connects victims with the right advocates and services, in one easy-to-use application.

KEY FEATURES

Secure Reporting
Report violence anytime. Select the type of violence, the level of urgency, and describe the incident. Anonymous reporting options are available without creating an account—your identity will not be revealed.

Monitor Report Status
See the progress of your report transparently: Received, Verified, Processed, Referred, and Completed.

Risk Self-Assessment
Assess your level of risk of violence through a short questionnaire and receive recommendations for next steps.

Consultation
Book a consultation with a community support team who is ready to listen and help.

Educational Module
Learn about domestic violence prevention, victims' rights, and how to protect yourself.

Emergency Contacts
Quick access to important numbers such as the police, health services, and women's protection agencies.

PRIVACY IS A PRIORITY

- All data is stored encrypted.
- Report content is only accessible to you and authorized support staff.
- Passwords are never stored in plain text.
- Anonymous reporting is available for maximum identity protection.

WHO IS THIS APP FOR?

- Victims or survivors of domestic violence.
- Family, neighbors, or anyone who wants to report a case of violence.
- Family Welfare Movement (PKK) cadres and administrators who handle victim support at the community level.

IMPORTANT

SIPAKALEBI is a community reporting and support platform. This app does NOT replace official emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, immediately contact the police (110) or the nearest emergency services.

SIPAKALEBI - From Wounds to Recovery.