Within the framework of the project "The Power of Knowledge – the Main Way for a Life Without Violence!", the team of PULSE Foundation – Kardzhali Branch conducted two consecutive information campaigns in the town of Kardzhali. Krumovgrad (June 13) and the village of Chernoochene (June 25), aimed at engaging the local community and sharing opportunities for support and protection from violence.
The aim of our campaigns is simple but extremely important: everyone has the right to live without violence – and deserves to know that they are not alone.
During the meetings, the foundation's team presented the organization's activities, support programs and ways in which people can get help. Information materials were distributed, and the conversations with the attendees were warm, emotional and often filled with surprising interest.
Although sometimes reactions are restrained – especially from people who say that "there is no violence around them" – these meetings show how necessary such campaigns are. Because knowledge not only informs – it unlocks new opportunities, inspires courage and creates trust.
Learn more about PULSE Foundation's support programs here.
As an organization that has believed in the power of human choice and dignity for more than two decades, the PULSE Foundation team remains guided by its core value:
Every person deserves to be safe, loved and free from violence.
These field meetings don't just hand out brochures – they open doors. They show that there is someone to hear. And that the path to help and protection begins with one simple thing: knowing who to turn to.
The campaigns are implemented with the financial support of the Bulgarian Fund for Women under the Values Program and with co-financing from the European Union.
With the financial support of the Bulgarian Fund for Women and the European Union. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Bulgarian Fund for Women, the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency. Neither BFW, nor the EU, nor the EACEA can be held responsible for them.