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Strategy
STRATEGIES
  • To build capacity of different stake holders through appropriate orientation and training program; placing the issues of domestic violence, sexual abuse and exploitation, trafficking and HIV/AIDS on meeting agendas and make people realize that any kind of violence will not be acceptable in the society.
  • To promote and advocate for equitable and sustainable access of poor, vulnerable and socially excluded women and children to basic services and resources and do public demonstration from VDC to district level against violence.
  • To develop and implement a comprehensive program that includes psycho social, medical, legal and economic support for social integration of people affected from violence.
  • To build strategic alliances and accountability of Aawaaj, local partners and communities for violence reduction and victim's management response.
  • To mainstream violence sensitivity into all Aawaaj programming in order to minimize its negative impact and position ourselves to engage in sustainable peace development.
  • Access to informal space on violence issues and watchdog activities at communities so that community's initiation to respond against violence would be taken positively.
 
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Story from the heart

story

Bhisnu Chaudhari has been studying in class 7 in a school named Kopila Primary. Ni. Ma. Vi. There are five members in his house. His father is 50 years old and works as labor farmer in other's land and mother works at home and in farm as well. She also has a younger brother who is in grade 9 now. They are from Chudhari tribe and have their own trend and tradition.

Bhisnu was exposed to Aawaaj four years ago through Non-formal education program when she was enrolled in class 3. It was a first instance that she was enrolled to a school ever. Considering her talent and hard work, she was directly enrolled to grade three once she completed the NFE class that was the first instance for any student to be enrolled in grade 3 right after the NFE classes READ MORE...