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RENEW Community Service Center, Gelephu. -3 RENEW.
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SARPANG DZONGKHAG JOme GELEGPHU SHOMPANGKHA tHiIing Shompangkha.
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Volunteer Network. Sl.no Volunteers’ Name Male Female Total 1 CBSS Volunteer 32 27 59 3 DAISAN Youth Volunteer 21 65 86.
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Glimpse of Our Volunteer Network. innu. 534597486_122185251380335772_969253242653803860_n.
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Program Achievements. Programs & Activities: [Jan-Dec. 2025] In 2025, the Gelephu CSC carried out 25 impactful activities Celebrations → International Women’s Day, RENEW Foundation Day, IDEVAW Community Sensitization → Army Welfare, Chudzom Gewog, JWPTI, Jigmeling Primary, Chokhorling MSS, Getemkha Chewog Youth Engagement & Schools → Summer Youth Program, DAISAN Orientation, Scouts CoP, Gelephu MSS Consultations & Workshops → CBSS meetings, Service provider consultations, EISR workshops with frontliners Campaigns → VCAT campaigns in Jigmecholing, Umling, Chudzom Gewogs; Panel Discussion on Digital Violence.
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Celebrations. International Women’s Day- 8th March 2025.
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[Audio] This was the first time such a program was organized, providing an opportunity to connect and collaborate closely with the Red Cross and other key stakeholders to strengthen efforts in preventing violence against women..
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Community Outreach. -3 RENEW. 11. IMG_8019. Sensitization at Army welfare & Chudzom Gewog on GBV/DV.
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[Audio] An awareness program on CoP and SGBV was conducted with the trainees (which includes the recent Gyalsung graduate) and the staff at JWPTI ..
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-3 RENEW. Community Outreach. 1. 5. Sensitization on Violence against Children at CMSS.
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-3 RENEW. Youth Engagement & Schools. 9. WhatsApp Image 2025-10-16 at 11.47.50_f84e0638.
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-3 RENEW. Awareness Program to Scouts on Child Online Protection.
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Consultations & Workshops. -3 RENEW. WhatsApp Image 2025-09-09 at 13.52.51_57ef3f4a - Copy.
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EISR workshops with frontliners. -3 RENEW. 18. 11.
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-3 RENEW. Campaigns. VCAT Campaign on SGBV, SRHR, PWDs & Adolescent at Jigmecholing Gewog, Umiling Gewog, Chudzom.
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-3 RENEW. Panel Discussion on Digital Violence. Agp.
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Untitled design. -3 RENEW. Program/Activities funding source Selt initated 40.0% Funded program 60.0%.
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-3 RENEW. Column1 Male Female Boys Girls Total 650 552 1283 1612 4097 Column2 Male Female Boys Girls Total Column3 Male Female Boys Girls Total.
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-3 RENEW. Testimonial. 66 This session taught me the importance of online caution, never to trust strangers or overshare personal details, as identity theft, catfishing, and trafficking are rising threats in Bhutan. I now understand the value Of digital privacy and how small act•ons can have serious consequences- Most importantly, I learned that RENEW supports not just women but anyone affected by abuse, while also playing a key role in Child Online Protection. -student of JWPTI.
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-3 RENEW. Testimonial. EISR Workshop Testimonial I would like to thank the RENEW Center for providing us with this training. I gained valuable knowledge, and I would like to request the Center to also provide such training to the front-liners at the chiwog level la. Bhim Kumari Tamang, Tshogpa, Shompangkha.
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-3 RENEW. Services provided by Gelephu community Service Center, 2025..
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-3 RENEW. CASE TYPE Non-GBV Economic Abuse 7.2% 5.4% Physical Abuse 27% Sexual Abus 9% Emotional Abuse 51.4% Emotional Abuse: A Significant Concern Emotional abuse comprised the largest share of reported cases, making up 51.4% of all disclosures during the assessment period. Clients often expressed feelings of isolation and exclusion from decision-making in their relationships. Many shared experiences of persistent critici controlling behavior from their partners, and verbal threats, of which fostered a climate of fear and insecurity. These patterns of emotional harm frequently eroded their confide autonomy, and sense of safety, underscoring the urgent ne for supportive, trauma-informed interventions. Physical abuse emerged as the second most reported form of harm, accounting for 27% of the cases documented during the reporting period. A significant number of these incidents were associated with alcohol use, where dominant partners exerted control through physical force. Survivors—most of whom were women—described bein slapped with hands, kicked with legs and having t eir hair pulled during episodes of vloience. These acts not only inflicted physical pain but also reinforced patterns of fear, dominance, and emotional trauma within the relationship..
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-3 RENEW. Referral-In. Forms response chart. Question title: Referred By?. Number of responses: 89 responses..
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-3 RENEW. Outcomes and Impact. Higher client engagement and trust, satisfaction:.
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-3 RENEW. Outcomes and Impact. Higher client engagement and trust, satisfaction:.
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-3 RENEW. Impact Stories. Restoring Hope Through Tirnely Intervention COUNSELING Wangmo, a 16— year—old student, had once strugged with defiance and disengagement. After police intervention, she and her mother Dema, were refer— "Thank you so much for the irmrne- diate services. I can't imagine mysetf where I would be right now if my child did not receive the immediate services. Today, rny daughter is doing great and happily going to school all because I couid get to know about RENEW and services on time. We were treated with all the respect and dighity." red to the RENEW Cornrnunity Over four months, both Service Center vvhere they Wangmo and Dema received imrnediate counsseling experienced remarkable support. transformation. With continued guidance through her school counselor, Wangmo Was able to stay in school while getting the help She needed..