Ixopo Advice Office
Tel: 039 834 2169
Stopping Child Neglect
In March 2020 a father came to Ixopo Advice Office to ask for help with his daughter. He said she was drinking regularly and …read more
A Dispute between Mother and Son
In March a woman came to Ixopo Advice Office to ask for help regarding her son, who lived with her. He was drinking regularly …read more
Stopping Gender-Based Violence
In January a young woman in her twenties came to Ixopo Advice Office to report that her boyfriend had recently assaulted her. She said …read more
Mediation Ends Domestic Violence
In August Ixopo Advice Office dealt successfully with a case of domestic violence. A woman came to the office to report that her boyfriend …read more
Tackling Domestic Violence
On 6th December 2018 a young woman came to Ixopo Advice Office to report that she was being abused by her boyfriend. He often …read more
Ending Domestic Abuse
A 22-year-old woman came to the office in April to report that her boyfriend, who she has been dating for three years, regularly assaulted her. …read more
Mediation Ends Domestic Violence by Ex-Boyfriend
On 27th March 2017, a 24-year-old woman came to Ixopo Advice Office to report that she was being abused by her ex-boyfriend. The day before, …read more
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Using a Protection Order to Bring an End to Domestic Violence
On 3rd May a 44-year-old-woman came to the office to report that she was suffering from domestic violence from her brother-in-law, who is her …read more
Using Mediation to Resolve Domestic Violence
On 12th May a 27-year-old-woman came to the advice office to report domestic violence from her boyfriend. They have been in a relationship for …read more
Using Mediation to Solve an Argument over Child Maintenance
On 28th April 2016, a 29-year-old-woman came to the office to ask for help in getting child maintenance from the father of her one-year-old …read more
Many clients haven´t eaten in days, and advice office staff provide them with food, clothes and toys when they can.
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