Because every woman has the right to livefree and wirhout violence
Fenestra is a women’s NGO that advocates for women’s right to live free from violence. We are women helping other women. Our work is based on the premise that violence against women is unacceptable and prevents women from living freely, with dignity and without fear. Our goal is to contribute to a society that does not tolerate violence against women.
At Fenestra Counselling Centre we strive to create a safe space for women, therefore the address of our counselling centre is confidential. If you are experiencing violence from your current or former husband or partner, please call us. We are here to help you.
0911 440 808
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm
This service is not active yet. We are working on it. Thank you for your understanding. If you need help, please contact us through phone.
The toll-free, 24-hour hotline is a confidential and safe space for women who are at risk of or experiencing violence. The helpline is part of the Coordination and Methodology Centre for Gender-Based and Domestic Violence.
0800 212 212
If you are experiencing violence and need help, the website of the European network of women’s NGOs WAVE (Women Against Violence Europe) provides contacts for national helplines, women’s shelters, counselling centres and centres for women who have experienced sexual violence.
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Violence against women is a violation of women’s human rights and a form of discrimination against women. It is violence that is perpetrated against women because they are women or that affects women disproportionately more. It includes acts that cause physical, psychological or sexual harm or suffering to women, threats of such acts, coercion and other denial of freedom, whether in public or in private life. Its background is the historically unequal distribution of power between men and women in society.
Violent behaviour takes many forms and it can be difficult to navigate what you are experiencing. o find out if your husband or partner is being violent to you, try answering the following questions.
Violent behaviour takes many forms and it can be difficult to navigate what you are experiencing. o find out if your husband or partner is being violent to you, try answering the following questions.
Fenestra
Festivalové námestie 2, Košice
+421 911 224 777
fenestra@fenestra.sk
IČO: 35531151
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Does your partner justify his violent behaviour by drinking or having a bad day at work, etc.?
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Does your partner threaten to take your children away from you or not let you take them with you if you try to leave him?
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Has your partner ever prevented you from taking necessary medication or seeking medical help when you needed it?
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Has there been a situation when your partner did not give you money and you could not buy things you needed for yourself and your children because of this?
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Have you ever had a partner deliberately destroy your personal belongings or your children's personal belongings?
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Do you sometimes change your behaviour because you are afraid of what your partner will say or do to you?
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