Frequently Asked Questions

At the WARIF Centre we have professional Doctors, Nurses/Midwives, Counselors and Medical Laboratory Scientists who offer the following support and services to survivors;
* Registration upon arrival
* Post incident interview and history taking
* Physical Examination
* Forensic Medical Examination
* Medical laboratory tests for HIV1 and 2, Pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
*Post exposure HIV prophylaxis drugs to prevent HIV and treatment of STIs
* Counselling Services – Individual or Group Therapy; Telephone sessions; Virtual Online Group Therapy or Use of Live Chat sessions.

The WARIF Centre is open six (6) days a week from 8am – 5pm (Monday -Friday) 9am – 2pm on Saturdays and every public holiday.

You can report a rape case by calling our 24hour Toll-free helpline on 0800-9210-0009.  You can also send us DMs via our social media handles on:

• Instagram: @warif_ng,
• Twitter: @WARIF_NG,

• Facebook: @WARIFNG

• Linkedin: Women at risk international foundation

•  WARIF Rape Crisis Centre: No, 6 Turton Street, off Thorburn Avenue Yaba, Lagos.
• WARIF Satellite Clinic at the CeCe Yara Foundation; 2A, Akin Ogunmade -Davies close, Gbagada phase II estate, Gbagada, Lagos.

If you live outside Lagos, please call the WARIF Rape Crisis Centre on our toll-free helpline 0800-9210-0009

Yes we do, although WARIF is an NGO that helps survivors of rape and sexual assault, however  when we receive cases of domestic violence, we register these cases, counsel the survivors and refer to the domestic and sexual violence response team (DSVRT) of the Lagos State Government for further investigation.

Yes we offer shelter and Legal Aid to survivors that are in need or request for these services.

You can be a part of the organization by volunteering. Please fill out the form on our website https://warifng.orgvolunteers