Introducing RB Voice

Our foundation revolves around support for victims of every form of abuse. We are a non-profit foundation and are currently financially supported from personal savings to maintain this asylum for victims of abuse.

Our foundation has assisted victims of abuse in over 200 cases worldwide.

Language is no barrier, within our foundation we have volunteers who can translate for thorough means of communication in the following languages: Punjabi, Hindi, and Spanish.

“You have a voice, use it.”
-Ruby Basi
Founder, CEO, Philanthropist, and Leader of RB Voice.

Our approach

“They start it, you end it.” -Ruby Nagra Basi

From your first phone call or email, we start the support process. Its never too late. Within our foundation, your privacy is respected, and you are heard. As an organization, we know how difficult this process may be, but although things may be hard, that doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t be done. In RB Voice, we strive for support of our victims, raising awareness, and truly helping those who reach out to us. Any money that is raised is automatically put back into the survivors of this assault.

Sexual assault remains a pervasive issue in society, affecting individuals across various demographics. Recent statistics indicate that one in five women and one in 71 men will be raped at some point in their lives. Additionally, approximately 80% of sexual assault victims are women, and a significant number of these incidents go unreported—around 2/3 of assaults are never brought to the attention of law enforcement. The consequences of sexual assault can be profound, impacting mental health, physical wellbeing, and social functioning. Understanding these statistics is crucial for raising awareness, fostering support, and implementing effective prevention strategies.

Follow the “learn more” link to review the forms of abuse, and assault.

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Real Stories

Disclaimer: All following stories are true, and these survivors have chosen to speak about these experiences in efforts of raising awareness. We have kept the names of these survivors anonymous to protect the confidentiality of our clients.

“I was 60 years old when I found out that my husband had taken me off of my property loans, 5 years prior to that when he had me sign a document which I thought was a loan, but in reality he was having my sign divorce papers and giving up the rights to my own home. I trusted him, because at the end of the day, he was still my husband. After my son passed away in an motor accident, my husband kicked and locked me out of my own home, I finally contacted a member of Ruby Basi’s foundation and there I was able to receive the support and guidance that I needed to get me through my struggles.”-Anonymous Survivor

“I worked to jobs to support my husband and I, during this time he was an avid drug user. He would threaten me, and lock me in the garage of my own home, and only release me when it was time for me to go to work all because he thought I was cheating. Another time this occurred was because I made the decision to speak to my family, which he was not okay with. When I made the decision to contact RB voice I was lost and confused she became my friend and my supporter. She got me through my journey, and now I have healed from my past abuse, and am living happily and healthily.” -Anonymous Survivor

“I was only 19 when I was abused. Not physically, but financially. I had never thought that I had been abused, because I wasn’t being hit. But now I know there are many ways that one can be abused. I worked 2 jobs, and was also doing an unpaid internship which got my foot in the door for my dream career. I would come home often exhausted, but was still forced to cook and to clean for my boyfriend and his daughter, whom was not mine. Although the child was not mine I still cared for it and said nothing. I stayed up all hours though the night taking care of his child while he would leave and come back with alcohol and different kinds of drugs, and sometimes not come home for days. He would scream and yell if I ever refused to fund his drug using habits, he cheated on me, put me into debt and refused to let me contact any family and friends. But I stayed, because I loved him…so I didn’t leave him. I endured the financial abuse because of love, but now I know, thanks to the RB Voice that there is so many ways to be abused, and without the support of the members of RB Voice I would still be in that bad relationship. So I want to thank the members of this great team for their support and their care. Every individual had compassion for my situation, and I am so glad I decided to reach out. I don’t want to imagine what my life would have been like if I didn’t. -Anonymous Survivor