Executive Summary Business Overview

At PEOPLE AFFECTED BY WAR AND SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE CHARITY, our mission is to be a global catalyst for change, focusing on civilians affected by armed conflict, including survivors of conflict-related sexual violence. Our approach is firmly rooted in the principles of international humanitarian law and international human rights standards. As an upcoming, unlaunched charity operating exclusively online, we are strategically positioned to reach a worldwide audience, ensuring that our resources and support transcend geographic limitations. Our organization is comprised of a dedicated team of five employees, each bringing unique expertise to our cause. We serve two primary customer segments: Human Rights Advocates and Mental Health Support Groups, both of which are typically low-income and often underserved in the global humanitarian landscape. We recognize the urgent need for accessible resources, training, and awareness campaigns that empower these groups to make a tangible difference in their communities. Our suite of services is designed to address the multifaceted challenges faced by our target populations. These include:

· Community Awareness Campaigns: Leveraging digital platforms to disseminate critical information and foster a deeper understanding of the impacts of armed conflict and sexual violence.

· Mental Health Resource Materials: Curated guides, toolkits, and informational content tailored to the unique psychological needs of conflict survivors and their support networks.

· Advocacy Training for Human Rights Defenders: Comprehensive training modules aimed at enhancing the skills and efficacy of advocates working on the frontlines of human rights defense.

· Public Awareness Workshops: Interactive online workshops designed to educate participants about the realities of armed conflict and sexual violence, fostering empathy and informed action.

· Training Resources for Mental Health Professionals: Specialized materials developed in accordance with international standards, empowering mental health practitioners to provide effective, trauma-informed care to survivors.

Our online distribution channel is a core strength, enabling us to deliver these offerings efficiently and at scale, regardless of where our beneficiaries reside.

The genesis of PEOPLE AFFECTED BY WAR AND SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE CHARITY stems from a profound recognition of the gaps in support and advocacy for civilians impacted by armed conflict and sexual violence. Our founders, with backgrounds in humanitarian work, mental health, and international law, observed a recurring pattern: while the global community acknowledges the plight of these individuals, sustainable, accessible, and high-quality support often remains out of reach, especially for low-income advocates and support groups. Motivated by this disparity, we set out to create an organization that bridges the divide between international standards and local realities. Our business model was shaped by extensive consultations with survivors, advocates, and mental health professionals, ensuring that our offerings are both relevant and responsive. The decision to operate online was intentional, allowing us to overcome logistical barriers and maximize our reach to those who need our resources most. Every aspect of our operation, from content development to campaign execution, is informed by a commitment to inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and evidence-based best practices.