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* [http://www.brisaesperanza.org/ The CUBE Centre]: The CUBE Centre focuses on sexual violence prevention and support. They provide legal, psychological and social support to over 1,500 survivors. Address: Mayor Rocha #166 entre Junin y Ayacucho, Cochabama, Bolivia. Telefono: 4537506 y 5527505. Email: cube.ccba@gmail.com. You can also contact them on [https://www.facebook.com/cube.cochabamba?fref=ts Facebook]. Hours: Monday to Friday - 8:00-12:30 y 14:00- 18:30. | * [http://www.brisaesperanza.org/ The CUBE Centre]: The CUBE Centre focuses on sexual violence prevention and support. They provide legal, psychological and social support to over 1,500 survivors. Address: Mayor Rocha #166 entre Junin y Ayacucho, Cochabama, Bolivia. Telefono: 4537506 y 5527505. Email: cube.ccba@gmail.com. You can also contact them on [https://www.facebook.com/cube.cochabamba?fref=ts Facebook]. Hours: Monday to Friday - 8:00-12:30 y 14:00- 18:30. | ||
* [http://www.abreezeofhope.org/ A Breeze of Hope (ABH)]: "Founded in 2004, A Breeze of Hope Foundation exists to provide free legal, social, and psychological services to victims of sexual violence, to eradicate sexual violence through transdisciplinary prevention strategies, and to foster a society that encourages healthy and comprehensive childhood development." Email: parkerpalmer@abreezeofhope.org, brisadeangulo@abreezeofhope.org | |||
* [https://www.ijm.org/partner-offices/bolivia/ IJM - Bolivia]: They work to defend children from sexual violence. They provide the following services: Rescue Victims ("We partner with the Bolivian National Police and Defensoría de la Niñez (Bolivian social services) to rescue children who are at risk of further abuse and bring them into safe places"); Bring Criminals to Justice ("We support the Bolivian National Police to locate and arrest suspects, and partner with government prosecutors to ensure that child rapists and pedophiles are convicted."); and Restore Survivors ("We provide trauma-focused therapy for children who have endured sexual violence, and help survivors who choose to participate in the trial prepare to share the truth in court. We make sure families have the support they need, so children can heal in a stable environment"). | |||
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