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Victims of violence non-profits in Slovakia

Browse 14 non-profits supporting survivors of domestic violence, abuse and crime in Slovakia. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Fenestra

Gender equality · Human rights +2 more · Košice, Slovakia

Gender equalityHuman rightsJustice & Legal aid

Fenestra is a Slovak women's non-governmental organisation based in Košice that advocates for women's right to live free from violence. It began in 1996 as the first mother centre in Slovakia and, since 1999, has run a counselling centre for women experiencing intimate partner violence and their children.

Type: NGO
Works for: Women & Girls, Children, Victims of violence +1 more
Activities: Direct services, Advocacy & campaigning, Awareness & education +2 more
Reach: Regional
Programmes: Stojíme pri ženách. Chránime a podporujeme ich!, Umlčané svedkyne / Silent Witnesses
Funded by: Individual donations, Grants, Government funding +1 more
Founded: 1996

Open full profileProfile updated 6 April 2026

Victims of violence non-profits in Slovakia at a glance

Of the 14 Victims of violence non-profits in Slovakia, the most common cause areas are Human rights (50%), Justice & Legal aid (50%) and Children & Youth (50%).

Cause areas

Human rights50%
Justice & Legal aid50%
Children & Youth50%
Gender equality36%
Community development36%

Organisation types

Association64%
NGO36%

Beneficiaries

Children79%
Women & Girls57%
Families57%
Elderly people50%
People in poverty43%

Funding sources

Individual donations57%
Grants57%
Government funding57%
Corporate partnerships36%
EU funding29%

Top cities

Bratislava29%

Key facts

2003 is the median founding year
29% say donations are tax-deductible
7% publish a charity number
93% name their programmes
21% invite volunteers

Figures from all 14 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.