<![CDATA[There is a lack of academic research that presents effective frameworks for addressing the harm of intimate partner violence (IPV) on children. This study investigated the negative effects of IPV on children who witness IPV incidents and assessed the proper interventions in mitigating these outcomes. This was a qualitative study using purposive sampling of IPV victims abused in the children’s presence. These victims underwent counseling at the Bapong Crisis Center in Bapong village, South Africa. Semi-structured interviews were held, and data were analyzed using thematic content analysis. IPV-exposed children risk anxiety, aggression, attachment issues, and academic and relationship struggles. There should be effective interventions that include trauma-informed care, caregiver support programs, and community awareness campaigns to reduce symptom severity. A coordinated strategy integrating professional training, policy reform, and child-centered psychosocial support is needed to break IPV cycles. Future research should prioritize culturally adaptive interventions and longitudinal tracking.]]>
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