Kvinno- och Tjejjouren Miranda
Katrineholm, Sweden
About
Founded in 1983, Kvinno- och Tjejjouren Miranda is a non-profit association based in Katrineholm, Sweden working on gender equality, children & youth, mental health.
Kvinno- och Tjejjouren Miranda is an ideell förening, a non-profit association, that supports women, girls and non-binary people in Katrineholm and Vingåker, Sweden. It offers free, anonymous support and counselling to women and girls who have experienced violence in close relationships, and to relatives of people affected by violence. Support is available by phone, chat, Teams or in person, in Swedish or English. The association also runs violence-prevention work in schools, including workshops for pupils, lectures for professionals and parents, and girls' groups. Its services include an anonymous chat for girls aged 12 to 21, a women's support group run with Svenska Kyrkan, and practical accompaniment to authorities. The association is politically and religiously unaffiliated and is part of the national federation Unizon. It was founded in 1983 as a women's shelter and became a girls' support service in 2003. It no longer runs a protected housing facility and focuses on its counselling and prevention work. Its activities are funded by membership fees, sponsors and donations.
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Children & Youth
Anonymous digital chat where volunteers support girls aged 12 to 21 with questions ranging from everyday concerns to violence and abuse.
Samtalsstöd
Gender equality
Free, confidential counselling by phone, Teams or in person for women, girls and relatives affected by violence in close relationships, including practical support such as accompaniment to police, courts and healthcare.
Våldspreventiva workshops
Children & Youth
Workshops for pupils in grades 7 to upper secondary school on norms, relationships, boundaries, violence and respect, plus lectures for professionals and parents.
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Children & Youth
Girls-only groups focused on self-esteem, community and healthy relationships, held at schools from grade 6.
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Gender equality
Women's group for those with experience of violence in close relationships, run together with Svenska Kyrkan, held on six daytime sessions once a year.
Må bra-snack!
Mental health
Podcast about girls' mental health and well-being, drawing on positive psychology and research on health promotion.
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Svenska Kyrkan, Advokatbyrå Golko Khosravi, Stafe Group
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