* Marital Discord/ Disputes
* Drug/Alcohol/Substance Abuse
* Symptoms of Depression
* Family Mediation, Reconciliation and
Arbitration
* Pre-Marital/ Post Marital Counselling
* HIV/Aid Trauma Counselling
* Desk for Abused
Women/Children/Men/Elderly
* Attending to Crisis Situations within
The Community
* Weekly Classes/course on:
Ghusal for Mayyit, Male/Female
ISLAMIC CRISIS CALL CENTRE is a non-profitable organisation that believes in challenging power imbalances in society on which Abused Women, Drug Abuse, marital and Crisis situations are based.
We seek to confront and prevent violence and empower survivors through working with individuals, communities and other social structures in order to provide accessible services. Please contact us for advice or assistance. We can be reached by phone or e-mail.
If after thoughtful observation, you believe a child in your community is being abused or neglected, DO NOT try to confront the parent or get involved.
The very best thing you can do is report your suspicions to the appropriate professionals. You can contact your local child services agency or police department. Alternately, you can also call the Crisis Centre Hotline at 072 011 7861
We do NOT pay Rentals, Electricity and Water Bills, or Assist with Groceries/Hampers.
We want to help! We know that you are facing perhaps the greatest personal crisis of your life. You don't have to face it alone. At ISLAMIC CRISIS CALL CENTRE there is someone waiting to help you no matter what your circumstances are.
We offer a variety of services that are geared towards helping you. You are our primary concern and priority.
CONFUSED ? ABUSED ? ALONE ? DRUG ABUSE ? FRIGHTENED ?
You don't have to be...
"It’s our duty to serve you"
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The Consequences of Abuse:
Women who suffer abuse may face physical injuries, chronic health issues, and long-term psychological trauma. Children in these households are also profoundly affected, often experiencing emotional distress, behavioral issues, or repeating cycles of abuse in adulthood.
Many women hesitate to seek help due to fear of retaliation, social stigma, financial dependence, or cultural expectations. Some may worry about the impact on their children or feel shame about leaving a marriage. Abuse by a husband is a grave violation of trust and human rights. Raising awareness, breaking the silence, and offering support are essential steps toward protecting women and creating safer families and communities. Every woman deserves a life free from fear and harm.
Reach Out for Help.
Contact us for support or counseling services.
"It’s our duty to serve you"
Child abuse is one of the most devastating violations of trust a child can experience. When the very people responsible for a child’s safety—parents or guardians—become the source of harm, the consequences are profound and long-lasting.
Many children are afraid to speak out because they fear retaliation, believe the abuse is their fault, or feel loyal to their parents. Others may lack access to trusted adults who can intervene. Parents, teachers, and community members must recognize the signs of abuse, such as unexplained injuries, changes in behavior, withdrawal, or fearfulness.
Protective services can remove children from harmful situations, provide safe housing, and ensure perpetrators are held accountable under the law. Counseling and therapy help abused children process trauma, build resilience, and regain a sense of safety and trust. Child abuse by parents is a grave violation of trust and human rights. Raising awareness, supporting victims, and enforcing protective measures are essential to safeguard children and give them the childhood they deserve—a safe, nurturing, and loving environment.