Social Services Programme
Mosaic offers a range of counselling and social support services. All programs offered are free of charge, easily accessible, and designed to be culturally appropriate:

• Public awareness / education about abuse and domestic violence
• Individual, couple and family counselling for survivors and perpetrators
• Gender-sensitive counselling for victims and perpetrators
• Support groups focusing on abuse and HIV/AIDS
• Workshops about gender-based violence and related topics
• Extra services such as accompanying clients to police stations, interpreting, referring and assisting with conflict resolution, helping with food and clothing
  networking, lobbying and advocacy for human rights
• Youth and mens’ programmes
• Legal and human rights education
  

Contact us for more information or to set up an appointment. Click here for a printable brochure.

Violence Prevention in Khayelitsha
In Khayelitsha Mosaic partners with the City of Cape Town and AHT, a German donor, in the Violence Prevention in Urban Upgrading (VPUU) project to make Khayelitsha a safer place for women and children. Although Mosaic delivers services to all residents of Khayelitsha, the organisation focuses on the communities of Harare, Kuyasa and Site C, particularly raising awareness about the Simelela Centre for Survivors of Sexual Violence and other services aiming at reducing domestic and sexual violence. Mosaic works from the Khayelitsha Court, a satellite office at Score Centre in Harare, Esangweni High School in Harare, Simelela Centre in Site B. Services will also start soon at the new VPUU centre in Site C. Have a look at Mosaic’s recent fact sheet on the services delivered in Khayelitsha during 2008/09.

Click below for an informational brochure on the Violence Prevention in Khayelitsha project.