Project activities include workshops on trauma healing with traditional midwives, and use plays, songs, stories, and folktales to overcome the silence and help the women discuss the personal and communal impact of violence, and to develop strategies to lessen future violence. The participants are challenged to identify their own prejudices, and their stories and plays are used to help rebuild trust among groups. The project also includes economic development, acknowledging that economic opportunities can help ease a transition to a more peaceful life. The project provided trauma awareness training for doctors, teachers, attorneys, and social workers, who are required to address psychosocial needs, and also provided basic and advanced trauma recovery training. It also serves as a way to manage reintegration activities to ensure a fair distribution of resources.
Community working groups are responsible for setting project priorities.
Carried out in cooperation with faith-based agencies, the agency's' role is to arbitrate cases of disagreement, facilitate analysis, and ensure accountability to donors and communities.