NEJAT CENTER
for Social Development and Drug Rehabilitation Medical Services
Nejat meansFreedomSalvationin Farsi Language.
Vision
A Service: For the People, By the People, Of the People.
Mission Statement
To bring measurable and sustainable improvements in people’s life and social welfare of their communities, to restore the broken life of drug users and to create healthy, peaceful and self-sufficient environment, by engaging the marginalized individuals/ groups of people in the context of Afghan tradition of sincerity, hospitality and respect.
Objectives
1. To reduce the demand for illicit drugs and the harm caused by illicit drug use in the communities.
2. To enable excluded individuals and marginalized communities by providing them with public health support, education and skill development, in order to be self-sufficient and to contribute effectively to the development process in the community.
3. To create peaceful environment for individuals and communities by providing them support in conflicts/disputes resolution and access to justice.
4. To collaborate Nejat actions with other entities that are promoting the welfare of Afghan citizens in areas where Nejat actions take place.
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESK
Youth, Peace and Security:
It is clear that a successful peacebuilding process must be transformative and create space for a wider set of actors including, but not limited to, representatives of women, young people to participate in public decision - making on all aspects of post-conflict governance and recovery.
The potential contribution of young people – defined by the UN as between the ages of 15 to 24 to sustainable peacebuilding has received little attention and support to date.
It is clear that a successful peacebuilding process must be transformative and create space for a wider set of actors including, but not limited to, representatives of women, young people to participate in public decision - making on all aspects of post-conflict governance and recovery.
The potential contribution of young people – defined by the UN as between the ages of 15 to 24 to sustainable peacebuilding has received little attention and support to date.
NDRC PROGRAMS
Public Health Services Improvement
Implementation of Water and Sanitation Health (WASH) programs
Social Welfare of the Community
Establishing viable links with local traditional authorities (Jirgas/Shuras)
Peace Building and Justice
Support to family and communities’ conflict/disputes resolution
Capacity Building and Education
Training and workshops for groups and individual’s capacity enhancement.
See the Universe Through Our Eyes
Call US :
+93 70 816 5368
+93 79 494 2774
+93 79 494 2774
Locate US :
Street: St 2, Habibia High School,
Darulaman Rd, Ayub Khan Maina, D#7
Darulaman Rd, Ayub Khan Maina, D#7