Flomotion Victim Empowerment Programme

Flomotion Victim Empowerment Programme FVEP is a registered Non Profit Organisation set up in order to aid victims of crime with free, prof

The Flomotion Victim Empowerment Programme is a registered Non Profit Organisation administered by Flomotion, with support from the South African Police Service, emergency services and local community policing forums. Our pilot project is currently underway in Florida, Johannesburg but we are able to provide support with setting up similar programmes across the rest of Gauteng Province. In line with South Africa’s National Crime Prevention Strategy and National Policy Guidelines on Victim Empowerment, we focus on restorative justice for victims of trauma, at no cost to the victims themselves. This approach is fully in concert with international trends over the past decade to promote a victim-centred approach to criminal justice. Our professional, motivated and highly-trained counsellors

-provide empathetic, person-centred assistance to victims of crime and other traumatic incidents in the form of counselling
-attend to the victim’s emotional needs and stability
assist with access to emergency and social services
-offer support during the justice process
-provide services on behalf of the victim in terms of their rights
-and assist with prevention strategies to prevent repeat traumatisation. While our focus is on providing initial trauma debriefing to victims of crime, we also refer victims to medical and professional service providers if further counseling is required. We also offer the following services, among others:

- We create awareness at schools on the dangers of drugs and being involved in gangs. We invite motivational speakers to address students at local schools.
- We conduct group debriefing after incidents involving multiple victims.
- We facilitate educational talks and workshops to empower individuals on how to deal with trauma.
- We report general statistics (i.e. no identifying or personal information) about the cases we work on to the South African Police Service and relevant Community Policing Forum.
- We develop a client information database for ease of communication and intervention. Our counsellors are drawn from various backgrounds and include teachers, paramedics, social workers and drug rehabilitation workers among others. They are all volunteers and have been thoroughly vetted by Flomotion and the South African Police Service. If you are interested in joining our team of motivated, professional counsellors or looking to set up your own victim empowerment programme in your suburb or area, please email vep@flomotion.co.za. A counselling background is preferred but not necessary as training will be made available to you through Flomotion’s training services.

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24/01/2026

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WHEN PARENTS GET OLD …✍🏽

Let them grow old with the same love they let you grow with. They once carried you when you couldn’t stand. They fed you when you couldn’t feed yourself. They protected you when you didn’t even know danger existed. Now… time has reversed the roles.

Let them speak. Let them tell the same stories again and again with the same patience, the same attention, the same interest they had when you spoke nonsense as a child. They listened. Now it’s your turn.

Let them win sometimes, just like they let you win. Let them feel capable. Let them feel respected. Let them feel that they still matter. Because old age is not painful only in the body, it is painful in dignity.

Let them enjoy their friends, just as they once allowed you to enjoy yours. Let them laugh loudly. Let them remember loudly. Let them live slowly. They have earned that right.

Let them enjoy time with their grandchildren, because in those small faces they see you again. They remember who they were. They remember why they endured so much.

Let them live among the objects that have followed them through life. The old chair. The old radio. The cracked cup. The worn blanket. These are not “things” to them. They are memories. They are pieces of their soul. When you take them away carelessly, you tear pieces of their life away.

Let them be wrong sometimes, just like you were wrong many times and they corrected you gently, privately, with love. Not with embarrassment. Not with shouting. Not with impatience.

LET THEM LIVE. Not just exist. Not just survive. But live. Try to make them happy in the last stretch of the road they have left. Walk slower. Talk softer. Listen longer. Visit more. Hug tighter.

One day their chair will be empty. Their room will be silent. Their phone will stop ringing. And you will wish you had one more chance to sit, to listen, to hold their hand.

So give them your hand now, just like they gave you theirs when you could not walk. Give them your patience, just like they gave you theirs when you could not understand. Give them your love, just like they gave you theirs when you could not repay it.

13/12/2025
02/12/2025

Remembering Saman Kunan, the former Thai Navy SEAL who volunteered in the Tham Luang cave rescue. He pushed through deadly, flooded tunnels to deliver oxygen to the trapped boys and lost his life on the return. His unwavering courage stands as a powerful example of stepping into danger for the sake of others, and his sacrifice continues to be honoured worldwide.

14/11/2025

In South Africa, men account for nearly 79% of su***de deaths, a stark reminder of how vital open conversations and mental health support truly are.

At JPCCC, we’re committed to raising awareness, breaking the stigma, and creating spaces where men can feel seen, supported, and understood.

Let’s grow awareness, start the conversation, and stand together for men’s mental health. 💪

27/10/2025
Our Child Abuse Counseling Training wrapped up with 8 dedicated professionals, now equipped with specialized skills to s...
04/10/2025

Our Child Abuse Counseling Training wrapped up with 8 dedicated professionals, now equipped with specialized skills to support young survivors.

Thank you to our expert facilitator Wilma Calvert . A special thank you to Optimult Engineering for sponsoring some of our candidates and Motor Accident Group (M.A.G) Head Office for the use of their training room. Together, we’re building stronger support systems for children in need.

Another successful Hostage Survival Training Programme completed. A huge thanks to all the participants who joined us on...
23/09/2025

Another successful Hostage Survival Training Programme completed.

A huge thanks to all the participants who joined us on 13 September 2025. Your engagement, thoughtful questions, and commitment to preparedness made for an incredibly productive session. It’s always inspiring to work with professionals who prioritize safety and skills development.

Special appreciation to Motor Accident Group (M.A.G.) for graciously providing us an excellent training venue. Your support made it possible to deliver this critical training in a professional environment that enhanced the learning experience for everyone involved.

A heartfelt thank you to our expert lecturer, Lt. Col. Thomson (Retired Gauteng Provincial Hostage Negotiator), who shared his wealth of experience with the attendees. Your real world insights and practical knowledge made this training truly invaluable.

The participants are now better equipped with the psychological tools, situational awareness skills, and crisis management strategies that could prove invaluable. Stay safe out there

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