Aseel Women Society
Aseel Feminist Association is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that was established in 2017 by a group of young women activists in the regions of Mayo, Haj Youssef, Omdurman, Soba Al-Arid and Jabal Awliya.
The association works among the displaced, male and female refugees in areas around Khartoum and the states where there is less security and protection, providing legal services, support, psychological counseling and counselling. The association has trained and qualified cadres capable of leadership, innovation and work in areas of distress. It has an organized administrative structure and an advisory board consisting of young activists, young women and experts.
Our Vision
For a strong woman and a safe society.
Our message
A developed society is aware of its rights and the duties of women.
Activities
Awareness, rehabilitation and development, focusing on voluntary and humanitarian work and the goals of sustainable development for the year 2030
The organization's goals
Improving the status of women by raising awareness of women’s rights and spreading legal and gender awareness to confront cases that constitute a curtailment of women’s rights in preparation for their protection
Establishing productive projects that increase the income of the members of the association to achieve the goals, provided that they do not conflict with the voluntary work law.
Establishing productive projects that increase the income of the members of the association to achieve the goals, provided that they do not conflict with the voluntary work law.
Actively participate in coordination in all international and national celebrations and days for women's and children's issues.
Raising awareness and building capacity on issues (education, health, water, environment, social development
Contribute to raising awareness spiritually and socially by holding workshops, lectures and seminars.
Enabling training, developing capabilities and raising skills among members and community members.
Raising legal awareness, civic education and solving social issues.
Protecting women human rights defenders