Fenix Foundation is a global non-profit organization created to support survivors of sexual violence — of any gender, any age, any nationality, any religion, anywhere in the world.
I founded Fenix because I am a survivor. Sexual violence altered the entire trajectory of my life. It shaped my worldview, my relationship with men, my sense of safety, and my ability to trust.
For years I carried the weight of trauma alone — the fear, the anger, the confusion, and the deeply rooted stereotypes about what a man “should” be:
- a provider
- a savior
- a protector
- emotionally perfect
- endlessly strong
These unrealistic expectations were born from pain, not from truth.
Through years of inner work, psychological study, and deep emotional healing, I learned how to:
- release resentment,
- dissolve limiting beliefs,
- transform trauma into strength,
- rebuild trust in myself and others,
- and see men not as symbols, but as human beings.
When I finally emerged from this process, I realized one thing clearly:
No one should have to walk through that darkness alone.
That is why I created the Fenix Foundation — to give survivors of sexual violence what I never had:
- emotional safety
- psychological support
- access to knowledge
- tools for healing
- compassionate community
- guidance without judgment
- and materials available in their own language
Because trauma isolates, but healing reconnects.
Our Mission
To help survivors of sexual violence rebuild their inner world — their identity, their safety, their sexuality, and their ability to love — through education, emotional support, and a modern, science-based approach to trauma recovery.
Our work is funded entirely through:
- voluntary donations,
- client contributions,
- my online sessions,
- digital products,
- and supporters who believe in this mission.
The foundation will be officially registered in January 2026, after the completion of my immigration documents, so that Fenix can operate legally and internationally.
Why “Fenix”?
Because every survivor deserves to rise again — not just restored, but reborn into a life of freedom, strength, and dignity.
A message from me, Eva Love
If you have lived through sexual violence, know this: It was not your fault.
You are not broken.
You deserve a life that feels safe, sensual, joyful, and whole.
What happened to you does not define you.
But how you rise — that becomes your power.
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