Family Protection Association – www.fampro.org.za

Our Mission

Family Protection Association (FAMPRO) is a pillar of hope standing tall on behalf of the vulnerable and exploited offering them strength, support, and compassion in their time of dire need, allowing them a real chance in life so that society can bloom to a tapestry of love and empathy.

Why we exist

Our team of experienced professionals have always been passionate about victims of family abuse of any kind. And looking at statistics of abuse and violence in families have shown us shocking numbers BUT what they never show is how many of the victims are saved.

Fees and costs are associated with access to justice at every stage of the legal process. Such expenses constitute a major barrier for those who cannot afford them. That’s when we realized how many victims were stuck in their environment only because of a lack of financial resources.

Family protection association has been established to fight when nobody else wants to. Our main focus is to protect those who can’t protect themselves regardless of age, race or financial situation! We believe that every small step is a step in the right direction!

What we do:

Fights in a court of law against physical abuse of woman, children and men;
Assisting any child in need;
Bringing perpetrators to justice;
Govern an abused child when needed by forensic assessment in a court matter;
Appointing curators to protect and govern children;
Working in collaboration with DSD and SAPS to safeguard children in dire need of care and protection;
Assisting elderly abuse;
Assisting vulnerable victims in physically abusive marriages and relationships for example, obtaining a protection order and/or divorce order where appropriate.
Investigations and awareness campaigns and education seminars on human trafficking and sexual exploitations;
Alcohol and drug interventions;
Interventions on GBV consisting of child neglect, child abuse, molestation, bullying, and grooming matters.

Legal application

EVENTS

Online release date of the GBV Short Film, U-Turn,
29 April 2022 – 3pm. View online at www.taljaardfilms.co.za.

This film is used as a Visual Show Piece and serves as an awareness and fundraising tool for the 8-part mini-series, “UNTOLD”. With funding support and the collaborative partnerships that we trust this film will enable, we want to produce 8 episodes by May 2023.

Become a part of the movement and help us make this a reality in order to bring, hope, healing, awareness and restoration to women, men and children who are victims of abuse! For more information go to www.taljaardfilms.co.za.

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