This book delves into the pervasive issue of violence against women, examining physical, emotional, sexual, and systemic abuse, with a specific focus on the Govt. funded Sakhi One Stop Centre initiative. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors perpetuating such violence, its profound impact on victims and society, and the measures required to address it effectively. Targeted at policymakers, social workers, educators, activists, researchers, and anyone committed to combating violence against women, the book combines academic rigor with practical insights to inspire meaningful change. Book highlights real-life stories of survivors, chronicling their courageous journeys toward justice and recovery. The book also includes an analysis of high-profile cases and their societal repercussions, offering a deeper understanding of the systemic issues at play. Moreover, this book critically examines legal frameworks and policy responses at both national and international levels. The book also explores the pivotal role of NGOs, civil society organizations, and grassroots movements in addressing and mitigating violence against women