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Victims of violence non-profits in Netherlands

Browse 121 non-profits supporting survivors of domestic violence, abuse and crime in Netherlands. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Katre

Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Health +4 more · Barendrecht, Netherlands

Humanitarian aid & Disaster reliefHealthEducationTax-deductible

Katre is a Dutch foundation, based in Barendrecht, that runs emergency relief, education, water and healthcare projects worldwide. It provides humanitarian aid and financial support to people and communities affected by natural disasters, political persecution, war crimes and similar circumstances.

Type: Charity
Works for: Children, Elderly people, Homeless people +3 more
Activities: Direct services, Emergency response, Awareness & education
Reach: International
Programmes: Orphan Sponsorship Programme, Qurban
Funded by: Individual donations, Grants, Corporate partnerships +1 more
Legal form: Stichting
Charity no.: 855240945

Open full profileProfile updated 7 September 2026

Victims of violence non-profits in the Netherlands at a glance

Of the 121 Victims of violence non-profits in the Netherlands, the most common cause areas are Human rights (46%), Children & Youth (36%) and Justice & Legal aid (34%).

Cause areas

Human rights46%
Children & Youth36%
Justice & Legal aid34%
Mental health26%
Gender equality25%

Organisation types

Charity38%
NGO23%
Operating foundation8%
Grant-making foundation7%
Faith-based organisation5%

Beneficiaries

Children48%
Women & Girls34%
Families33%
Youth31%
Refugees & Migrants24%

Funding sources

Individual donations65%
Earned income19%
Legacies18%
Grants17%
Corporate partnerships16%

Top cities

Amsterdam16%
Den Haag10%
Utrecht9%
Leiden5%
Leeuwarden4%
Rotterdam3%

Size

1-10 employees5%
11-50 employees5%
51-200 employees4%
1001-5000 employees1%
5000+ employees1%

Most held certifications

ISO 90012%
HKZ2%

Key facts

2004 is the median founding year
66% say donations are tax-deductible
44% publish a charity number
84% name their programmes
48% invite volunteers

Figures from a sample of 120 of the 121 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.