ADEFAS is an acronym that stands for "Association for the Defense and Support of Abused Women." It is a non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to advocating for and protecting women who have been subjected to abuse and violence.
ADEFAS strives to create awareness about the various forms of abuse that women may face, such as physical, emotional, or sexual violence. The organization aims to provide a comprehensive support system to help survivors of abuse rebuild their lives and regain their self-confidence.
The association offers a range of services, including counseling, legal assistance, and shelters for women in immediate danger. ADEFAS also works to empower and educate women on their rights, helping them navigate legal processes and access necessary resources.
Through its advocacy efforts, ADEFAS aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of gender-based violence and work towards its prevention. It seeks to influence policymakers, communities, and society at large to take action against abuse and to promote a culture of respect and equality for women.
ADEFAS operates on the principles of confidentiality, respect, and non-discrimination. The organization recognizes the unique experiences and needs of each survivor and tailors its services accordingly. By providing a safe and supportive environment, ADEFAS envisions a society where women can live free from violence and fear, enabling them to lead empowered and fulfilling lives.
