Women, Peace and Security

Providing essential support to women and children displaced by the violence of war. Facing hunger and destitution that threaten their very survival, Inuka/Stand Up provides food aid and livelihood support to help these populations rebuild their lives. Beyond material assistance, our program offers psychosocial support to help victims overcome the trauma of war. Many have endured unprecedented violence and have no one to turn to; that is why we provide psychological, medical, and legal support services to help them regain their dignity and hope. Driven by the commitment of hundreds of young volunteers, Inuka/Stand Up is far more than just an aid program—it is a genuine community built on solidarity. Every day, our volunteers bring comfort and hope, working actively to improve the daily lives of women and children whom peace has left behind. Together, we strengthen the resilience of those who, despite everything, are fighting to survive and rebuild their lives amidst instability. Inuka/Stand Up is a program of solidarity, hope, and rebuilding.