RAHI has been invited by TARSHI to conduct a session on CSA for a group of young activists from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan. The training is aimed towards helping youth ...
CONTINUE READING →HumRAHI project is conducting a four day residential training of trainers for a Vadodara based organization, Sahiyar (Stree Sangathan), from 10 to 13 February, 2016...
CONTINUE READING →A one day training designed specifically for B.El.Ed. students will be conducted at Jesus and Mary College, Delhi University. The training will enable teachers to strengthen their knowledge about ...
CONTINUE READING →This is not child sexual abuse: RAHI Foundation on the Dalai Lama Episode
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No Apologies: Anuja Gupta in an unapologetic conversation with Eve Ensler on her latest book, The Apology, in New Delhi on November 11, 2019. Sexually and physically abused by her read more
Released over 5 weeks, with 2 episodes each week, the path-breaking campaign, It Happens at Home, countered the well-worn COVID cliche of Home as a safe space. Incest survivors tell a read more
A poignant blend of personal experiences, myth-busting and education on Incest & Child Sexual Abuse, The Little Girls We Were ... And the Women We Are Is RAHI’s national award winning documentary read more
We understand survivors
RAHI : The first and only organization in India for women survivors of Incest and Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) since 1996. Professional, informed, uniquely positioned to facilitate the recovery process for women survivors through an informed and distinctive model of healing.
A support centre for survivors, RAHI is a feminist group that goes beyond ‘breaking the silence’ around incest/ CSA. Awareness, education, prevention and recovery established within the larger issue of social change…read more
School and College Programs equip students, teachers, counsellors and parents to handle disclosure and facilitate intervention. The PEP (Peer Education Program) and ASAP (Adolescents against Sexual Abuse Programs)...read more
RAHI’s distinctive Model of Healing facilitates the recovery process for women survivors through individual and group therapy. The new Firebird Project empowers survivors, transforming their trauma to catalyze social action...read more
RAHI works in different formats with Individuals, Groups and NGOs to inform, educate, train and equip them – thus building capacity to effectively prevent Incest and CSA, and intervene where it occurs...read more
My mother is a complete extrovert. She likes to have fun, go out for dinner and is into the whole entertainment thing. My Dad is exactly the opposite. I remember my father as a very angry person...
CONTINUE READING →I have some beautiful Indian scarves that I brought back from Delhi. Scarves are an important part of Indian culture and RAHI uses them…to form a circle around the group like a boundary...
CONTINUE READING →Survivors share details of how they faced abuse, what they felt, the long-term impact of abuse, what they think could have been done and steps they have taken to recover.
WATCH HERE →If someone trusts you enough to tell you about an incident of sexual abuse, you are in an important position to help the person recover. What should you do?
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Much of RAHI’s work has been possible because of the support of individuals and organizations, support that comes in many forms – money, professional help, material requirements, space...read more
Nandana Sen, actor and theatre personality is a RAHI Cause Ambassador and spokesperson, who has used her professional and celebrity status to create awareness about incest and child sexual abuse...read more