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The second time he hit her, it happened in front of her 5-year-old son.

For Yolanda, this was a turning point. Yolanda left home and took her children to stay with a friend for a couple of days.

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It was then that she learned about the Productive Organization for Women in Action POWAa Spotlight Initiative-supported community organization that assists survivors of gender-based violence. I am there for a lot of people. With support from POWA, Yolanda moved into a house of her own and received food packages until she was able to get back on her feet.

In addition to attending the entrepreneurial learning sessions run by POWA to help women become financially independent, Yolanda now volunteers with the organization.

She says that assisting others gives her strength. POWA-run initiatives include information sessions that teach women about their human and legal rights, parenting techniques, entrepreneurial skills, and sessions that raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence.

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This influences how they see and value themselves. Now 32, she can still remember how her father brutally beat her mother for years before they were able to leave. Despite this warning, Margaret spent 12 years in an abusive relationship herself.

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Irving says that this is a common story. When a woman experiences violence, it has far-reaching repercussions for her and the immediate family, but also on society and on future generations.

Exposure to family and domestic violence influences how children view and engage in their own relationships as adolescents and adults. Women are people first [but] our current culture diminishes and erases women. So, this influences how they see and value themselves, and it opens the door to abuse.

A woman selling home-made products at a POWA pop-up market. I told my mother she is my role model and she told me she was proud of me and that I am doing well for myself. Violence is no longer a part of their relationships.

The work of groups like POWA is pivotal in supporting women and girls to end the cycle of abuse for good. April 23, According to her, many former clients become volunteers, just like Yolanda.