Gender Based Violence Awareness
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Collected on 13 July 2026
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Gender Based Violence Awareness Dialogue Participation
Students at King Hintsa TVET College participated in a dialogue session focused on gender-based violence, where they discussed key issues using provided questions. The session aimed to educate on identifying red flags, protecting oneself, and knowing whom to approach if GBV occurs.
- Who it is for
- students at King Hintsa TVET College
- How to act on it
- attend the dialogue session held at one of the college campuses
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Also the students take part by doing dialogue which they were given questions to discuss about Gender Based Violence.
GBV Awareness Information and Resources
The college and its partners shared information on dealing with gender-based violence, identifying warning signs, reporting mechanisms, and accessing counselling through the National Strategic Plan for GBV in Social Development.
- Who it is for
- students, staff, and members of the public connected to the college
- How to act on it
- view posted content on the college’s website or attend future events
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The purpose of the day was to say “Enough is Enough” against Gender Based Violence.
PEP Education for Rape Victims
Students received education from the Thuthuzela Care Centre on the use of PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) for individuals who have experienced rape, including how it can prevent HIV transmission.
- Who it is for
- students at King Hintsa TVET College
- How to act on it
- attend the session led by Thuthuzela Care Centre during the GBV awareness event
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Thuthuzela Care Centre educated the students in the use of “PEP” with the rape victims.
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https://www.khc.edu.za/news/gender-based-violence-awareness/
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Key Takeaways
- King Hintsa TVET College hosted a Gender Based Violence awareness dialogue
- Partnered with Higher Health
- Stakeholders: Sonke Gender Justice; Department of Social Development (Centane & Butterworth); Man of Change; SAPS; Thuthuzela Care Centre
- Purpose: “Enough is Enough” against Gender Based Violence
- Triggered by a recent incident involving a female student from Fort Hare University
- Topics included dealing with GBV, protecting oneself, identifying “Red Flags,” and reporting/disclosing to the right people
- Mentions a National Strategic Plan for GBV in Social Development for victim counselling and safety
- Thuthuzela Care Centre educated students on use of “PEP” with rape victims
- Students participated in dialogue with questions about GBV
- Hashtag/phrases: “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH AGAINST GENDER BASED VIOLENCE”, “RAPE IS NOT THE VICTIMS FAULT”, “#AM I NEXT?”
- King Hintsa TVET College
- Higher Health
- Sonke Gender Justice
- Department of Social Development (Centane & Butterworth)
- Man of Change
- SAPS
- Thuthuzela Care Centre
- Fort Hare University