For over a decade of operation, CWCC has been recognized by government, civil society and international agencies as a leading women’s organization that advocate for the human rights of women and children, gender justice and the elimination of all forms of violence against women and children.
To protect survivors by providing legal assistance and facilitating physical and psychological healing leading to economic and social reintegration.
To prevent violence against women through engaging the community, local authorities and law enforcement in establishing a safe, involved and supportive community.
To advocate directly and through alliances for legislative and policy reform which uphold the human rights of women through rigorous enforcement of the laws.
| Total Clients Helped (2009) | 1416 |
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| Domestic Violence Case: | 634 | |
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| Rape Cases: | 140 | |
| Trafficking Case: | 83 | |
| Clients Staying in Shelter: | 681 | |
| Cases filed at Court: | 271 | |
| Cases Tried: | 169 | |
| Perpetrators Sent to Jail: | 60 | |
| Clients Reintegrated: | 401 | |
| Community Network Members: | 133 | |
| Scholarship Recipients: | 1085 | |
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