CERESAV
Centre for Rehabilitation of Survivors of Acid and Burns Violence
Kampala, Uganda
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Founded in 2012, CERESAV is a non-governmental organisation based in Kampala, Uganda working on gender equality, health, human rights.
CERESAV is a Ugandan non-governmental organisation founded in 2012 by Hanifa Nakiryowa, an acid attack survivor. It supports survivors of acid and burns violence through treatment, rehabilitation, mental and physical well-being support, and reintegration, and works to end acid attacks and gender-based violence. Its work includes survivor information gathering and needs assessment, surgical partnerships with international medical teams, a children's education fund, public awareness campaigns, and advocacy for stronger anti-acid legislation. The organisation operates in Uganda, is planning a rehabilitation centre in Wakiso, and states an aim to partner with other countries facing similar violence.
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CERESAV Education Fund
Education · Uganda
Helps children of acid violence survivors go to school or stay in school.
Unveiling the Scars
Health · Uganda
Encourages acid attack survivors to embrace their physical and emotional scars and aims to drive societal change against acid violence.
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