SNEHA's EHSAS initiative aims to address the health and wellbeing of adolescents and youth, and transform them into healthy, gender-sensitive and responsible citizens.

The PVWC program operates 11 crisis centers across Mumbai, providing immediate interventions as well as long-term follow-up support for survivors of violence. Its training for the police focuses on sensitive communication with violence victims, and its work with public healthcare providers emphasizes detection of violence victims among hospital patients. SNEHA's network of women volunteers actively identifies and refers cases of violence to SNEHA's crisis centers. SNEHA recently launched a mobile application enabling discreet reporting of violence and crowdsourcing of incidence maps.

Since 2001,

• Addressed over 6,000 cases of violence.
• Trained and sensitized 4,500 police officers and cadets in Mumbai.
• Trained over 2,100 public hospital staff to identify violence victims among patients.
• Provided health and life skills education to over 10,000 adolescents and youth.
• Provided vocational training to over 2,000 youth.