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Mecanisme De Referencement EN CAS DE VIOLENCE SEXUELLE, VOUS POUVEZ VOUS ORIENTEZ AUX SERVICES CONFIDENTIELLES SUIVANTES : RACONTER A QUELQU’UN CE QUI EST ARRIVE ET DEMANDER DE L’AIDE La/e survivant(e) raconte ce qui lui est arrivé à sa famille, à un ami ou à un membre de la communauté; cette personne accompagne la/e survivant(e) au La/e survivant(e) rapporte elle-même ce qui lui est arrivé à un prestataire de services « point d’entrée » psychosocial ou de santé OPTION 1 : Appeler la ligne d’urgence 122 OPTION 2 : Orientez-vous vers les acteurs suivants REPONSE IMMEDIATE Le prestataire de services doit fournir un environnement sûr et bienveillant à la/e survivant(e) et respecter ses souhaits ainsi que le principe de confidentialité ; demander quels sont ses besoins immédiats ; lui prodiguer des informations claires et honnêtes sur les services disponibles. Si la/e survivant(e) est d'accord et le demande, se procurer son consentement éclairé et procéder aux référencements ; l’accompagner pour l’aider à avoir accès aux services. Point d’entrée médicale/de santé Hôpitaux/Structures permanentes : Province du Haut Katanga ZS Lubumbashi Point d’entrée pour le soutien psychosocial CS KIMBEIMBE, Camps militaire de KIMBEIMBE, route Likasi, Tel : 0810405630 Ville de Lubumbashi ZS KAMPEMBA Division provinciale du Genre, avenue des chutes en face de la Division de Transport, HGR Abricotiers, avenue des Abricotiers coin avenue des plaines, Q/ Bel Air, Bureau 5, Centre ville de Lubumbashi. Tel : 081 7369487, +243811697227 Tel : 0842062911 AFEMDECO, avenue des pommiers, Q/Bel Air, C/KAMPEMBA, Tel : 081 0405630 ZS RUASHI EASD : n°55, Rue 2, C/ KATUBA, Ville de Lubumbashi. Tel : 0819691826, 0844058738 CS Néo apostolique, avenue KIWELE, Q/ Congo, C/annexe. Tel : 0842062911 ASDH : n°4, av des Héritiers, Q/Bel Air II, C/ Kampemba. Tel : 0998733957, 082 ZS KAMALONDO 1975454 CS BUMI, avenue BABEMBA coin avenue KARAVIA, Tel: 0812468139 Groupe Roosevelt Fondation : n°266, avenue KILOBELOBE, Arrêt Bel Air Camp, arrêt WATSHIA, C/Kampemba, Tel : 099661142 ZS KENYA MUSAFIRI : 28, Route KASUMBALESA, Arrêt FINA, C/ KATUBA Tel : 09747971149, CSR Kenya, avenue Circulaire, Q/Kenya, en face de la Paroisse Ste Thérèse 0974330042 Tel : 0819044068 World Protection, Avenue Basanga coin Luano, C/ de KAMALONDO, Tel : ZS KISANGA 243800180138, +243814059515 CS la FOI, Route Kipsuhi, Q/Katuba-Kisanga, Tel : 0815761019 Bureau d’écoute de la Commission Justice & Paix, Avenue Kasai, n°1232, en ZS MUMBUNDA diagonale de la morgue des Cliniques Universitaires de Lubumbashi, C/ Lubumbashi, Hôpital GCM Sud, Route GCM, en face de STL, Tel : 099051672 Tel : +243815298193, 243813523480 Hôpital du Cinquantenaire, Cité Karavia, en face du marché Karavia, Tel : APROFE, avenue Kiwele, Q/Kiwele, C/RUASHI, Tel : +243819579569, 0811411773 TCP, avenue Basilique, Q/Circulaire, C/Kenya : tel : +243853638184 ZS VANGU POOL DES PSYCHOLOGUES CLINICIENS Hôpital Militaire de VANGU, avenue des plaines prolongée, Camps militaire AGORAPSY : +243998440742 VANGU en face du stade Vangu, Tel : 0995239497, 0812345323 Psychologues Sans Frontières : + 243814080700 ZS KOWE EELCO : +24389637517 CS CAMPS PRE, Chaussée Kasenga, entrée camps pré fabriqué ; Tel : 0815004405 ZS TSHIAMILEMBA CS Radem, avenue des AROGARIAS prolongée, en face de la Station, Q/ Hewa Bora, Tel : 0811851574 ZS KATUBA CS Bukama, avenue Bukama, à 100m du bureau de la Commune Katuba, Tel : 0811851574 Ville de Likasi ZS Likasi CS Shikinah, C/Likasi, Tel : 0810788038 Hôpital SNCC, C/ Likasi. Ville de Likasi, Tel : 081 0788038 ZS Kikula HGR DACO, avenue Kasongo Michel, cité Kikula, à 50m de la paroisse Ste Thérèse de Kikula, Tel : 0812321488 Cité de Kipushi ZS Kipushi Hôpital du Cinquantenaire, Route Kipushi, à 100m de l’entrée dans la Cité de Kipushi. Tel : 0897809898 CS BETTY, avenue, Cité de Kipushi, Tel : 0976882333 Cité de Kasumbalesa CS KASUMBALESA Douane, Route Lubumbashi, Cite de Kasumbalesa, Tel : 0993961933 Point d’entrée médicale/de santé Hôpitaux/Structures Point d’entrée pour le soutien psychosocial dans les structures et permanentes : formations sanitaires avec services intégrés Province de Kasaï CEMEA +243810629664 ZS TSHIKAPA ADECOR: +243994922472 HGR TSHIKAPA. Tel: +243997227161 ACF: +243975910420/819411116 CS MOYOMUPELUKE: +243996781065 CARITAS LUEBO: +243998809603 CS KAYANDA: Tel: +243973234987 AJID: +243 812 860 867 / 972 724 498 CS DIBUMBA/MBELA: Tel: 0815020723/0816501338 CEMEA: +243 815 020 723 ZS KALONDA-OUEST ACODET: +243 994 781 542 / 810 290 604 C.H. DITEKEMENA: +243994941526 LIZADEEL: +243 998 984 792 / 812 018 945 ZS KANZALA SOPA: +243 974 161 69 / 829 424 363 HGR KANZALA :0998902524 CS NOTRE DAME: Tel : 0814782694 A-P.ONG: +243 811 778 809 / 815 944 240 CS KANZA : 0973373019 ADEDEFO: +243 994 909 031 / 999 684 061 CS MATTHIEU. Tel : 0823462170 DON BOSCO / MEEDB: +243 990 083 792 / 826 226 671 AEFID: +243 993 270 461 / 812 533 517 ZS KAMONIA DYNAFET: +243 977 330 061 HGR KAMONIA :08114226404/0999068254 BNCE: +243 990 744 811 CS NSUMBULA :0999656706 AMOR: +243 978 585 590 / 816 223 658 CS KAMAKO ETAT : 0978975883 CS LUBAMI PC : 0977382988 WAR CHILD UK: +243 829 062 137+24399898227 CS SALLAM : 0994813333/0821317352 TPO RDC :0999473727 HELPAGE RDC: 0976295635 BEMPRODEC: 0995063044 APDLFE: 0812511465 APDFE: 0818234992 Point d’entrée médicale/de santé Hôpitaux/Structures Point d’entrée pour le soutien psychosocial permanentes : Ville de Kalemie Province du Tanganyika TPO DRC, Q/DAVE, Rue Kalemie, n°146, Tel : + 243 81 5990 105 APEF, av de l’Hôpital, n°22, Réf : Derrière l’Hôpital Général Tel : 081 326 8324 1. ZS Kalemie CDJP/ Maison de la Femme de Kalemie. Tel : 081 2797694 Hôpital Général de Référence de Kalemie : Avenue de l’Hôpital 1, Tel : + LIZADEEL, Q/ DAVE, Rue Kalemie, entrée DAV tel : +243 822640328 243 8142000969 SAFEKA, Q/ DAVE, Entrée CS AFIA BORA. Tel : + 243 819722019 Cliniques d’Etat : avenue Lumumba, Référence Coline d’Etat Tel : + 243 81 Bureau d’écoute AIDES, Q/ DAVE, avenue Kalemie, n°150, Tel : 243 810241847 0122 208, 0817000775 Kasanga Nyemba Centre de Santé de Référence de NYEMBA : Village Kasenga Nyemba, Tel : 243 81 234 5211 OCB TUPENDANE, village KASANGA NYEMBA (conseillère communautaire), Tel : Centre de Santé de MUTAKUYA, Village Mutakuya, Tel : 243 82 01 92 029 243 0829777174 Centre de Santé de MAKALA, Village Makala, (Gare Makala) Tel : 243 82 24 OCB TUSIMAME (conseillère communautaire), village NYEMBA. Tel : 243 822071718 95 776 et 0817015329. Centre de Santé de MULANGE, village MALANGE, deuxième entrée sur la route Mayi Baridi Moba à côté de l’Ecole primaire de MULANGE, Tel : 243 81 43 08 460 OCB UMOJA WA MAMA (conseillère communautaire), village Mayi Baridi, Tel : 243 Centre de santé Mayi Baridi, (Pas de couverture réseau). Tel : 243 8142000969. 825583118, 243 812340868 Numéros du Point focal au BCZS Kalemie. Cité de Kabalo ZS Nyemba APEF, Cité de KABALO, Tel : 081 0381307 Hôpital UDUNGU : Ville de Kalemie, Q/ Industriel, avenue Lumumba référence SAFEKA, Cité de KABALO, Tel : 081 929 7084, 243 822642618 en diagonale du Marché Kisebwe, Tel : + 243 810362000 Cité de KIAMBI Centre de Santé de Référence de Kyoko : Village Kyoko, Route Nyunzu Tel : + OCB BWIMI BWA LOLO, village Mbayo, 243 81 139 5223 Cité ANKORO CS TABAC : Référence Entrée principale en diagonale de la Route Kabimba et OBC AUKA : 0820486193 du Marché Tabac au village TABAC, Tel : + 243 81 5600876 OBC KIPENDANO : 0818342141, CS TUNDWA. Tel : + 243 81 5778350 Cité de Manono CS MUSHABA, Route Nyunzu, KIKUMBE, Tel : 243 81 688 8017 OBC UMOJA CS HGR, ,0817343492 ; Centre de Santé Lubuye, Q/Lubuye, Cité de Kalemie. Tel : + 243816043005 OBC MAMA NI MAMA CS CITE, 0823309337 ; Centre de santé de Moni, Q/Moni, Cité de Kalemie ; Tel : + 243822506066 OBC MAPENDO LWAKATO, CS LWAKATO, 0817585480; Centre de santé Mtoa, Village Mtoa, Tel : +243812285809 OBC MUYUMBA PORT, Tel : 0827302377 ; CS de KITUKU, avenue Centrale, Q/ Kituku, Cite de Kalemie SOJFEP, MANONO & KAMALA,Tel : 0829238883 ; 3. ZS Kabalo SAFEKA, MANONO, Tel : 0819879876 ; Hôpital Général de Référence de KABALO, Tel : 081 158 5249 OBC SOURCE DE VIE KANTEBA, tel : 0829297918 ; 4. ZS KIAMBI ASSOCIATION PROMOUFE, MANONO, 0818297176 Hôpital Général de Référence de KIAMBI, en diagonale du Bureau de la Cité à ASSOCIATION SAUTI YA MAMA, MANONO, 0820877167 ; Kiambi, Tel : 082 58 99 338 ASSOCIATION MAMAN KILELA BALANDA, tel : 0824734119 ; Centre de Santé de KIAMBI, en parallèle de l’Ecole du Cinquantenaire, Cité de DYNAMIQUE FEMMEPOUR LA PAIX, Tel : 081206910 Kiambi. Tel : 081 01 47744 Cité de Nyunzu 5. ZS ANKORO APEF, Cité de Nyunzu, Tel : 081 0381307 CS KAMALENGE : Cité ANKORO, Tel : 0818307158, OCB Maendeleo wa Mama, Cité de MANGALA. Tel : 0819180079 et 0823957701 Centre de Santé KISIKO : 0822751710, - OCB TWIKWASHANE, Cité de TCHANGA TCHANGA, Tel : 243810979286, CROIX-ROUGE : Point focal pour le référencement, tel 08140000035 0825077403, 0819776535, 0810508603 Hôpital Général de Reference d’ANKORO : Tel : 0813710133 OCB UPENDO WA MAMA, village Kabeya Mayi (Pas de couverture réseau) Numéro 6 ZS MANONO Point focal : 082 977 7174 Hôpital Général de MANONO, Cité Manono en face de la TMB et SP/MANONO OCB LWIZI, Tel : 823735127, 0826811077, 0819182180 MDH, Tel : 0819807200 ; Cité de KONGOLO Centre de Santé HGR/Niche, Tel : 0825489831 ; Cellule d’écoute de SAFEKA, Cité de KONGOLO. Tel : 243 814216995 Centre de Santé MUYUMBA PORT, Tel : 0816423311 ; Cellule d’écoute de TPO RDC, Cité de KONGOLO. Tel : 0828135022 Centre de Santé KANTEBA, Tel : 0821394230 ; Cité de MOBA Centre de Santé LWAKATO, Tel : 0825816362 ; Bureau d’écoute AIDES MOBA, Q/ MOBA Port, Cité de MOBA Port, Tel : 243 Centre de Santé CITE, tel : 0824391871 ; 810241847 Centre de Santé KAULU MINONO, Tel : 0816675461 ; Centre de Santé LUBA, Tel : 0818454918 ; Centre de Santé MALALA, Tel : 0820604616 ; Centre de Santé SAINT JOSEPH, Tel : 0810799644 ; CS KATOLO, Tel : 0812756812 ; CS MAZYONDO, Tel : 0846994456 ZS Nyunzu HGR NYUNZU : Q/ MANGALA, av LDK, Cité de NYUNZU, Tel : 0819378039 CS MAKUMBO, Village MAKUSA, Tel : 0828761757 Centre de Santé de NGOMBE MWANA, Village Ngombe, Tel :0816964172 8. ZS KONGOLO HGR KONGOLO, Cité de KONGOLO, Tel : 081 0686651 9.
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