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Role of Ngo

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in addressing societal issues by providing support systems, rehabilitation, healthcare assistance, self-defense training, legal aid, psychological counseling, vocational training, and facilitating reintegration into society. They also conduct awareness programs and advocate for policy changes to protect victims and promote justice. Operating independently from the government, NGOs work at local, national, and international levels to bridge gaps in public and private sector services.

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Role of Ngo

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in addressing societal issues by providing support systems, rehabilitation, healthcare assistance, self-defense training, legal aid, psychological counseling, vocational training, and facilitating reintegration into society. They also conduct awareness programs and advocate for policy changes to protect victims and promote justice. Operating independently from the government, NGOs work at local, national, and international levels to bridge gaps in public and private sector services.

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ROLE OF NGO’s

NAO BW
 NGO’s stands for Non-Governmental Organizations
 NGOs play a vital role in addressing the problems of the society.
 These organizations operate independently from the
government.
 It often bridges gaps in areas where public and private sectors
fall short.
 NGOs work at local, national, and international levels.

The role of NGO’s are -

1. Provide Support System – NGOs act as a backbone for victims by offering


emotional, psychological, and financial support. They create safe spaces where
victims can seek help, share their experiences, and receive guidance without fear of
judgment or stigma.

2. Provide Rehabilitation to Victims – NGOs assist victims in rebuilding their lives


by offering shelter, financial aid, therapy, and employment opportunities.
Rehabilitation ensures victims can recover from trauma and regain independence.

3. Provide Health Care Assistance – Many NGOs provide medical aid, including
emergency care, counseling, and long-term health services to victims who have
suffered physical injuries or mental trauma. They may also connect victims with
hospitals and doctors for specialized treatments.

4. Provide Self-Defense Training to Prevent Any Kind of Victimization – NGOs


empower individuals, especially women and vulnerable groups, by providing self-
defense training. This helps victims regain confidence, develop physical strength, and
protect themselves from future harm.

5. Provide Legal Assistance – NGOs help victims navigate legal complexities by


offering free or low-cost legal support. They assist with filing complaints, pursuing
justice in courts, and ensuring victims receive fair treatment in the legal system.

6. Provide Psychological Counseling and Trauma Support – Victims often


experience emotional and psychological distress. NGOs provide counseling services,
therapy sessions, and trauma recovery programs to help them heal and cope with their
experiences.
7. Assist in Vocational Training and Skill Development – NGOs help victims
become self-sufficient by offering job training programs, skill development
workshops, and employment opportunities, ensuring they can build a stable future.

8. Facilitate Reintegration into Society – Victims may face social stigma and
isolation. NGOs work on reintegrating them into society by educating communities,
arranging social programs, and helping them reconnect with family and society.

9. Conduct Awareness and Educational Programs – NGOs work to prevent future


victimization by educating communities about human rights, abuse prevention, and
available legal and social support. They conduct workshops, seminars, and campaigns
to raise awareness.

10. Advocate for Policy Changes and Stronger Laws – NGOs play a crucial role in
pushing for stronger laws and policies that protect victims. They work with
governments, lawmakers, and international bodies to bring about reforms and ensure
justice for victims.

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