FLC: TAYOA human Rights Helpline Hub and Satellites for Police Gender Desk The Embassy has supported TAYOA to establish a GBV one STOP Centre in Simiyu in collaboration with Simiyu Police Health Centre. TAYOA is proposing the strategy for TAYOA Human Rights Helpline HUB and Satellites through linking Helpline with Police Gender D
esk outletys and other Human Rights services including health social welfare and legal services. Police Gender Desk outlets and health and social welfare will be under one roof to ensure GBV victims get all the human rights services. the helpline will be u
sed to provide an ongoing counseling education as well as referrals to GBV victims caretakers of GBV victims and the community in general. Helpline hubs will provide linkages with basic services including health psychosocial support legal rights and other 
relevant referral needed to the victimsMain objectives of the project are: Increase use of innovation for Human Rights and Access to Services through establishment of TAYOA Helpline HUB and satellites center in Simiyu; Strengthen Human rights defenders pro
tection through the scale up of innovative mobile solutions and Helpline services; Increased use of innovation for Human Rights and Access to Services through establishment of TAYOA Helpline Hub; Increased access to Human Rights through ICT of the most vul
nerable groups such as women children indigenous people people with disabilities sexual and gender minorities human rights defenders and people living in extreme poverty.Main activities will include: Conduct human rights helpline HUB and satellites campaig
n at schools colleges hospitals and other public spaces and create awareness of the scope of domestic violence; Distribution and collection of  human rights helpline HUB and satellites subscription form.; host semi-annual quality assurance meetings and tra
in; provide survivors of GBV with appropriate support; develop software that will track a patient's progress through the Human rights helpline HUB and satellitesExpected outcomes: reduced inequalities; reduced incidences of GBV; strengthen civil society or
ganizations interventions in human rights through ICT; strengthen access to information and up scaling of peace human rights and gender equitytargeted group include: girls boys young mothers adult men mothers police officers welfare officers and medical of
ficers state Attorney some government departments and NGOs as well as general public The Embassy has supported TAYOA to establish a GBV one STOP Centre in Simiyu in collaboration with Simiyu Police Health Centre. TAYOA is proposing the strategy for TAYOA Human Rights Helpline HUB and Satellites through linking Helpline with Police Gender D
esk outletys and other Human Rights services including health social welfare and legal services. Police Gender Desk outlets and health and social welfare will be under one roof to ensure GBV victims get all the human rights services. the helpline will be u
sed to provide an ongoing counseling education as well as referrals to GBV victims caretakers of GBV victims and the community in general. Helpline hubs will provide linkages with basic services including health psychosocial support legal rights and other 
relevant referral needed to the victimsMain objectives of the project are: Increase use of innovation for Human Rights and Access to Services through establishment of TAYOA Helpline HUB and satellites center in Simiyu; Strengthen Human rights defenders pro
tection through the scale up of innovative mobile solutions and Helpline services; Increased use of innovation for Human Rights and Access to Services through establishment of TAYOA Helpline Hub; Increased access to Human Rights through ICT of the most vul
nerable groups such as women children indigenous people people with disabilities sexual and gender minorities human rights defenders and people living in extreme poverty.Main activities will include: Conduct human rights helpline HUB and satellites campaig
n at schools colleges hospitals and other public spaces and create awareness of the scope of domestic violence; Distribution and collection of  human rights helpline HUB and satellites subscription form.; host semi-annual quality assurance meetings and tra
in; provide survivors of GBV with appropriate support; develop software that will track a patient's progress through the Human rights helpline HUB and satellitesExpected outcomes: reduced inequalities; reduced incidences of GBV; strengthen civil society or
ganizations interventions in human rights through ICT; strengthen access to information and up scaling of peace human rights and gender equitytargeted group include: girls boys young mothers adult men mothers police officers welfare officers and medical of
ficers state Attorney some government departments and NGOs as well as general public.