SEIVE
Name: FR. PAUL OKOTH
Organization: SEIVE (SOCIO-ECONOMIC INTERFACE FOR VIOLENCE ELIMINATION)
Website: http://www.seive.org
Title: CEO, Founder and senior counselor/Catholic priest/parish priest
Organization: SEIVE (SOCIO-ECONOMIC INTERFACE FOR VIOLENCE ELIMINATION)
Website: http://www.seive.org
Title: CEO, Founder and senior counselor/Catholic priest/parish priest
Challenge Entries
Mar 03, 2010 / 0 Comments / in Abuse & violence, Conflict resolution, Community development, Gender equity, Early childhood development, Public policy, Women's issues
TURN PERPETRATORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTO GENDER ACTIVISTS
Aug 18, 2009 / 0 Comments / in At risk youth, Adult education, Business, Abuse & violence, Arts & culture, Behavioral issues, Conflict resolution, Citizen participation, Boys' development, Community development, Crime prevention, Child care, Criminal justice, Child exploitation, Employment, Health education, Gender equity, Child labor, Economic development, HIV/AIDS, Child protection, Indigenous cultures, Mediation, Child soldiers, Land rights, Ethics, Early childhood development, Mental health, Hunger, Men's issues, Education, Income generation, Recreation, Law, Education reform, Poverty alleviation, Media, Rural development, Play, Sustainable development, Sexuality, Vulnerable populations, Youth development, Rural, Public policy, Sports, Women's issues, Youth leadership, Networking, Sustainable agriculture, Substance abuse, Social work, Philanthropy, Wellness, Spirituality, Social enterprise, Volunteerism, Trade
A dysfunctional family breeds future poor mental health and the disturbed mind originates from some form of violence. To improve community wellbeing we must end domestic violence. But domestic violence cannot be eradicated without placing men at the forefront of protecting women from violence since men are its main perpetrators.