Empowering Women,
Empowering the Community,

Woman to Woman is an organization dedicated to supporting women and families, offering psychosocial assistance, economic empowerment, and protection from violence

How we help?

Psychological Assistance

Emergency Shelter

Legal Representation

Office for Boys and Men

I choose to live without violence

Woman to Woman contributes to reducing domestic violence and improving the well-being of women and girls by supporting victims of domestic violence through the provision of psychosocial services for families.

1 in 3
women

in the EU have experienced physical, sexual violence, or threats.

1 in 6
women

in the EU have experienced sexual violence, including rape.

1 in 5
women

face violence from their partner or family members at home.

1 in 3
women

are sexually harassed at work.

Threads of life

THANKS… The staff of the organization warmly thanks Enio Marku for his ideas and dedicated work, Rona Nurja for her creativity in the sketches, photographer Ergys Vela for his artistic eye in capturing the photos, and activist Eleonora Lumçi for giving an identity and emotion to each outfit for this

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Donors

Publications and News

Trainer for the Women’s Group for the Provision of Long-Term Care Services

Title: Trainer for the Women’s Group for the Provision of Long-Term Care ServicesProject: GRACE – Growth, Resilience, and Care EmpowermentProject Duration: December 2024 – November 2025Location: Shkoder, Malesi e Madhe, Vau DejesLead Applicant: Woman to Woman Under the UN program “Empowerment and Protection Throughout Life in Albania” (LEAP), this project aims to

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Counselling centre for perpetrators

Background and contextAlbanian society grappled with a deep-rooted history of male dominance, echoing entrenched patriarchal norms where women were conditioned to embrace submissive roles. Despite theoretical strides in gender equality, the reality of everyday life in Albania revealed a stark dissonance, marked by persistent social, political, and economic disparities, particularly

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