Table 5. Care-seeking practices and experiences %(n) among survivors reporting to the IRC and CARE GBV centres.
| Behaviour or experience | |
|---|---|
| Number of different GBV cases reported to IRC/CARE (in last 12 months) | |
| None | 44.0 (92) |
| One | 36.4 (76) |
| More than one | 5.3 (11) |
| Missing | 14.4 (30) |
| Number of visits to IRC/CARE for case management (in the last 4 weeks) | |
| None | 46.4 (97) |
| One | 44 (92) |
| Two | 5.3 (11) |
| More than two | 4.3 (9) |
| Family or friends aware that respondent sought services from IRC/CARE | |
| No | 46.9 (98) |
| Yes | 50.2 (105) |
| They did not know | 2.9 (6) |
| Family supported respondent’s decision to seek help from IRC/CARE | |
| No | 4.3 (9) |
| Yes | 37.8 (79) |
| They did not know | 26.3 (55) |
| No family/husband or partner | 24.9 (52) |
| Missing | 6.7 (14) |
| Friends supported respondent’s decision to seek help from IRC/CARE | |
| No | 24.4 (51) |
| Yes | 29.2 (61) |
| They did not know | 42.1 (88) |
| Missing | 4.3 (9) |
| Respondent sought help from elsewhere other than IRC/CARE or their staff | |
| No | 87.6 (183) |
| Yes | 12.4 (26) |
| Most useful aspects of the case management received from IRC/CARE | |
| Case documentation | 13 (27) |
| Counselling | 30.3 (63) |
| Material support | 4.3 (9) |
| Medical assistance | 4.8 (10) |
| Referral to agencies/police/court/other | 15.8 (33) |
| None | 31.7 (66) |