Agency Description: In one paragraph,
describe your proposed organization, agency, program, or community mission and
vision. Be sure to identify the sector
in which your proposed organization is classified. In addition, identify your organization’s
target population and total number of clients or participants.
Living in the 21st century
one might be tempted to think that domestic violence especially wife battering
doesn’t exist. It was after I read about a case of wife battering that I
decided to dig into this topic deeper with the aim f establishing the extent of
the problem. I worked on my own for about six months; mainly studying in the
library and perusing every social and family periodical to establish the depth
of the challenge. During this short spell of time I noticed that there are very
many cases go without attacking the attention of the media and even those that
hit the headlines are not magnified to such magnitudes as to raise eyebrows.
With economic recession and elections campaigns it’s difficult to notice a
burnt house and an injured wife after domestic squabbles. It was another
turning point in my life. I realized that I had to do something about the
situation, but the greatest problem was that I didn’t know where to start. I am
just a student with just basic knowledge on domestic legislations and very
little finances. Alone couldn’t have made any progress, I had to look for other
people to partner with. I request five of my classmates that seemed responsible
and willing to work under the same umbrella and in the same course. We also
sort for support from a few lawyers and other civil servants. After were sure
that our group had representation in all necessary fronts we looked for general
members to increase quorum as civil groups are known to cause action due to the
magnitudes and motives.
We set up an organization aimed at
addressing women rights in domestic steps, children protection and enlighten
populace on the need to empower women in the society. Our organization was
classified under equal protection law.
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