In Loving Memory · Founder
The Late Mrs Rosy Chettier
About DSK Group
Committed to Justice, Equality & Safer Communities
Founded in October 2010, DSK Group was established to fill a critical gap — no GBVF organisations were serving the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal. Registered as NPO 221-939 | PBO 930072307.
Endorsed by the Soul City Institute for Social Justice, our 6-stage empowerment model has delivered a 40% improvement in survivor outcomes across KZN.
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Years Active
221-939
NPO No.
930072307
PBO No.
Empowerment Framework
Our 6 Core Programmes
Stage 01
Removal & Placement
Breaking Chains, Embracing Freedom
Safe relocation with SAPS and social workers. Immediate shelter and medical care.
Stage 02
Self-Care & Self-Help
Blooming Beyond Pain
Hygiene support, medical supplies including rape kits. Survivor empowerment environment.
Stage 03
Counselling & Rehab
Healing Hearts, Restoring Lives
Professional counselling for survivors and children, healing emotional trauma.
Stage 04
Skills Development
Skills for Empowerment
Computer literacy, painting, sewing and vocational training. Economic independence.
Stage 05
Reintegration & Healing
A New Chapter Begins
Permanent housing, employment support and follow-up seminars ensuring sustained progress.
Stage 06
Empowerment & Employment
Rising Strong
Partnerships with local businesses create sustainable employment for survivors.
Know the Facts
Understanding Gender-Based Violence
Physical Violence
Hitting, slapping, battery, weapons, and all forms of sexual violence including rape and marital rape.
Psychological Abuse
Humiliation, threats, intimidation, isolation, verbal insults, and denial of education or freedom.
Economic Deprivation
Denying employment access, controlling finances, withholding food or resources from dependents.
It’s NOT Your Fault. You Are NOT Alone.
Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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