National Securities in US Research Paper 2022

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NATIONAL SECURITIES IN US
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Introduction
The purpose of the research paper is to discuss the non government organization in
United States of America. It will examine how the US government is interacting with the chosen
organization in order to help the organization to work effectively and efficiently in the long run.
The chosen organization for the research paper is Transparent Hands Foundation that is a non
government organization in United States of America. The organization is known to provide
basic surgery for free of cost to the patients in US and in other countries too. The paper will
discuss the structure and roles of the organization in the selected country. The paper will also
discuss the policies and procedures which are implemented by the US government to help the
organization. The paper in the end will discuss how the US government has chosen various types
of National Security Council tools to help the organization.
Discussion
The Transparent hands foundation is listed at the top ten non government organizations in
United States of America. The organization is a nonprofit organization which is known for
tackling the major health issues which are faced by the people in Pakistan (Richelson 2018). The
organization is known to perform with the help of the fund raising platforms in the US. The
nonprofit organization perform various types of free surgeries to the patient at free of cost so that
they can lead a safe life with their family. The nonprofit organization hastheir own surgery
institutes in most of the part of the South America. It also has its various outlets in few of the
hospitals in order to provide free service to the patients. According to the author Landau (2019)
the organization claims that they have an online website where the donors from all around the
world can contribute financial help to the organization when possible.

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The non government organization is dealing with various types of patients in Pakistan
who are suffering from surgeries including orthopedic, cardiac arrest, neurology, gynecology and
other types of general surgeries. The organization is also trying to deal with more and more
patients in the areas of Lahore, placed in Pakistan (Thompson 2015). They are striving in dealing
with to bring a full range of surgical specialties in the parts of the country to- help those who are
in need of them. The main reason of the nonprofit organization to help the people in Lahore as
because most of the people there suffer from various types of chronic diseases just because they
belong mostly from the slum areas of the country. The main reason for the organization is to
support those people because they
The organization is also trying to bring new the new technologies and operational tools
which will help them to overcome the surgeries at the right time and at right moment. Average
amount of patient who visits the organization ranges from 120 to 260 people every day. The
demographics of the patients range from almost around children’s from 20 years of age to
mothers and fathers ageing 50. According to the authors (Fukushima & Samuels 2018) most of
the patients are from Pakistan that is from Lahore region bringing their children and old aged
people with the aim of getting a free and god service.
The organization structure mainly comprises of the
 Board of Directors
 Executive Directors
 Staff members,
 Volunteers

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Among the members who are present in the organization chart of the nonprofit
organization the volunteers are known to play a very effective role in the organization. The
Board of Directors of the nonprofit organization has s key motive in the organization (Fukushima
& Samuels 2018). They are known to ensure if the organization is working smoothly and
effectively. They are known to deal with the company’s prosperity so as by collectively dealing
with the organization affairs. They are known to have a bird eye view over the organization to
see whether it is working properly or not. The executive directors of the organization are known
for managing and directing the organization. The executive director of the organization checks
the day to day operation of the business (Wilson 2016). Which also includes the managing the
committees and staffs of the organization, the person is responsible for developing the business
plans of the organizations along with the board. The executive director of the nonprofit
organization motivates the employees, volunteers, and mentors them when needed by working
on chair meetings.
The staff members are known to managing various types of tasks which are assigned to
them. They are known to select various volunteers who are fully responsible for carrying out the
task. The volunteers are the main workers of the nonprofit organization. They are known to carry
out various types of task which are allocated to them. They take care of the patents and help their
family members in order to proceed with the operations and surgeries. They also have to travel
various countries where the organization has their stores. The volunteers are also known for
advertising the organization to various parts of the country (Blanchard 2016). They are known to
manage and arrange various types of surgeries which will be taken by the surgeons. They also
help the nonprofit organization in fund raising activities. The volunteers of The Transparent
hands foundation are very much goal oriented they have an urge to learn out new things and

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follow out their responsibilities in the organization. They accept the guidance from the mentors
and follow out their duties properly. They rely on the decisions taken by the coordinators of the
organization. They participate in various types of orientation programs, training programs and
meetings to seek their goals.
How the US government chooses the various National Security Council tools available to
the President of United States.
Ever since the formation the National Security Council has been the chief vehicle for
coordinating the national security advices from the President of the country. According to the
authors Binder & Heupel (2015) over the years the Presidents have experimented various types
of tools which is used by the President. Various National security tools which are available with
the President of United States are the National Military Establishment, the Central Intelligence
Agency, The National Security Resources Board and the National Security Council itself.
According to the author the National Military Establishment is an executive department of the
federal government which is charged for the coordination and supervision of maintaining all the
agencies and functions which are directly related with the governmental security forces of the
country. The DOD or the National Military Department is the largest employer in the world.
They help the country by safe guarding the civilians which accounts of 732000 in US. The
National Military Establishment is employed with more than 3.0 million armed forces. The
organization is also known to help the Non government organization by safeguarding them from
any kind of terrorist attacks from other countries in the world.
The Central Intelligence Agency is the nation’s a global intelligence. The organization is
very straight forward but critical at times, with the aim of protecting the country’s national

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security. The Central Intelligence Agency is one of the bets intelligence services which is
provided by the federal government of the US government. The organization is tasked with
various types of things like gathering, processing and checking the national security information
available with them (Binder & Heupel 2015). The organization protects the Non Governmental
organization of the country by gathering the national security information from various type s of
countries where the organization operates. The organization mainly uses the human intelligence
information as one of the main principle member in order to draw a conclusion regarding
anything. The Central Intelligence Agency is also known to report various types of functions to
the President or the Cabinet of United States.
The National Security Resources Board is a United States government agency which wss
created by the National Security Act of 1947 (Tag & Ikeda 2015). The main and sole purpose of
the body is to advice the President of the nation at the times of the war. The main areas which are
discussed in the part is how to mobilize the natural resources used by the country. The
organization helps the non government organization by making them understand how to use
proper man power at the times of need, the natural resources which will be used at the times of
war and various types of scientific establishments and arrangements needed by the organization
(Quaglia 2016).
The National Security Council is a council body which is used by the President of United
States for the consideration of the national security, which mat military matters, and other types
of foreign policy which matters the senior national security of the country. The council also arms
the President for coordinating the government agencies as well as the non government agencies.
The council aims to provide various types of services to the non government organizations by
providing national security services at different levels.

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Discuss pros and cons of the various considerations
The pros of National Military Establishment are:
 It will foster unity and bring people from diverse background altogether in the country.
 Few of the compulsory services will help the non government organization to save
money and provide benefit to the citizens.
 Performing the national services will help the mature people serve as a bridge to
adulthood (Wilson 2016).
The cons of National Military Establishment are:
 It is not is mandatory as because the volunteer system of the country is booming.
 The national services are also known for violating various types of constitutional
activities of the country
 They are most of the times manipulated by rich and unfairly harm others.
Conclusion
In order to conclude the above research paper it can be said that the paper has discussed
the non government organization in United States of America and will examine how the US
government is interacting with the chosen organization in order to help the organization to work
effectively and efficiently in the long run.

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