Comprehensive Report: NGO Activities, Social Impact, and Challenges

This report provides an overview of the activities undertaken by various Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and their impact on society. It explores the roles of NGOs in addressing critical issues such as crime, including the use of NGOs to help prosecutors and assist with investigations, and cyber safety, particularly cyberbullying among children. The report also examines NGO involvement in drug and alcohol demand reduction, human rights protection, and combating corruption. Furthermore, it highlights the contributions of NGOs in supporting essential services like firefighting, labor hire, lifesaving, and medical aid, as well as their efforts in state emergency services and providing aid to the homeless. The report references several academic sources to support its analysis, illustrating the multifaceted impact of NGOs on community well-being and social development.

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PART 1
Crime
“Poverty is the parent of revolution and crime”
Increase crime has shown that there are various dramatic belongings on the communal
fabric, or the relational relation among the memberships of the public as the crime is
something which makes and builds up fear, the more the persons are conscious of the crime
the more they incline to become fatalities of the crime by reportage the volume or will of a
public to examine or impeach the crimes (Muncie, 2014).
NGOs can aid in this issue as the NGOs also help the prosecutors in determining if a
case falls under the jurisdiction of the court or should be left to the national courts. The
NGOs can also notify the Prosecuting attorney around the practical viability of investigations.
Cyber safety:
“Stop the Cycle of Bullying”
One of main cyber safety issue in the world today includes, Cyber Bullying and this
issue is mainly with the school-going children, this thing is prevalent in the children since a
long time, some of the ways through which a bully utilizes the internet to target their victims
is something which changes over time and is also becoming worse with time. It is really sad
but these things are increasing and are harmful to the self-esteem of the victim (Smith,
Thompson, & Davidson, 2014).
Many NGO’s aids in this, as they improve the security online as well as the safety of
citizens of the corporate, by assisting to transport properties and know-how from the secluded

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subdivision to sustenance both nationwide and global law application activities and their
management, in their task of sinking harm from cyber & high-tech offenses.
Drugs and Alcohol
“Drug and Alcohol free is the way to be”
Somewhere around 14 million people in the united states face the criteria of severe
alcohol and drug use disorders and both liquor and drugs are involved in more than 88000
deaths every year (Committee on Substance Abuse, 2010).
Various NGOs are participating actively and are involved in the drug and alcohol
demand reduction activities in various regions. This is in custody with the part of voluntary
organizations in several wellbeing and welfare programs. A number of these organizations
are very ingenious, have devoted workers and have involved funding from both the
international donor agencies and government.
Human rights and Corruption
“Be honest and fight corruption”
Corruption is a method of dishonesty or illegal offense undertaken by a person or
association entrusted with a place of authority, to obtain forbidden assistance or abuse control
for one's secluded gain (Kim & Sharman, 2014).
Various NGO’s focusing on reducing this and there was an NGO’s can open a
platform online, which could be named “I PAID A BRIBE” which would help in allowing the
citizens to shot the pattern, nature, types, number, location, incidence and standards of
definite immoral acts, anonymously or by revealing their identity. And it should be not just a

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stage for complaints. A citizen can also acclaim an honest official by posting a report on the
platform.
PART 2
Fire-fighters
“Fire-fighters are some of the most selfless public servants you will ever encounter”.
These people are the technician’s for the medical emergencies, firefighters are the
people who care for the injures and sick, their job is to rescue pets, pull animals out of the
trees and help the generation of the future ton stay swarm. These firefighters also work hard
to save the people from future fires.
The NGO can help the members to become a part of it by first finding the members
who really want to work from their heart and never give up from the work given to them,
they will have to find people who would be motivated all the time and would be available at
any time, after this the NGO’s can train and teach skills to the members in order to help them
in becoming firefighters (Coca, Williams, Roberge & Powell, 2010).
Labor hire
“Human resource solutions made simple”
Labor hire has the same role as an employer, they find the workers, interview them and then
send them to the companies who are in need of workers, in such cases the company which
hires employees to pay the agencies a fixed amount of rate (Underhill & Quinlan, 2011).
NGO’s are highly concerned about the social welfares and the development of the society and
hence their main goal is to provide the members the help that they need, NGO helps the

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members become a part of this, by identifying the people who are in search of jobs and hire
them for NGO’s or for other jobs.
Lifesavers
“A run for others life”
Lifesaving is the performance connecting rescue, revival and first aid. It frequently denotes
water care and water liberation; though, it might comprise ice rescue, flood and river rescue,
spinning pool release and other spare medicinal services. Lifesaving also denotes the
diversion where lifeguards contest based on services, haste and teamwork. Lifesaving actions
particular in the marine setting is called surf lifesaving or coastal lifesaving( Dieckmann,
Lippert, Glavin& Rall, 2010).
NGOs can help its members become a part of this by providing complete training for the field
in which the members wish to become the lifesavers, Once the members complete this
achieve the professional certificate for the same, the NGO s connects them with the lifesaving
clubs.
Medical Aid
“Building a Healthy Community”
This is basically a kind of insurance, where a person pays an amount monthly and it is called
a premium or a contribution in return for the financial cover for the medicinal treatment along
with the expenses related to any kind of medical emergency (Castañeda, 2013).
The NGO’s can help the members become a part of this, by conducting various campaigns,
like routine check-ups, dental check-ups and one for the emergencies, this will help the

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members of the organization to participate actively in providing medical aid to the society
and also through such events or campaigns people become more aware of the diseases.
State emergency services
“Putting More Care into others Health”
Precisely, the facility deals with floods, storms, and tsunamis, but can also contribute to
other crises, such as perpendicular and road smash rescues, missing person’s searches, and
medicinal evacuations. In other scenarios, the SES may provide a provisioning role to other
activities, chiefly police and fire (Zeller, Calma, & Stone, 2014).
The members can participate in this with the help of the NGO’s by being a part of the
disaster management NGO’s as these kind of NGO’s help in giving post-disaster relief in
order to strengthen the pre-disaster preparedness and mitigation through the capacity
building, public awareness campaigns, mock exercises, workshops and conferences, etc.
Feed the homeless
“Therapy that makes a difference”
Homeless and hunger both go hand in hand, this simply means feeding the people without a
home for food as the people have no access to the shelter or food (Uddin, Walters, Gaillard,
Hridi, & McSherry, 2015).
The members of the NGO can be a part of this includes starting a drive for food or offering
food to the people own the person’s own will. The NGO’s can have a drive for meals where
the members of the NGO can cook food and bring them to distribute the food to the needy,
another way is by having a food truck only for the needy people to bring food to the

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homeless, the members can also visit diverse locations at diverse places. All this thing can
help the members of the NGO to be part of the feed the homeless program.

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Coca, A., Williams, W. J., Roberge, R. J., & Powell, J. B. (2010). Effects of firefighter
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Committee on Substance Abuse. (2010). Alcohol use by youth and adolescents: a pediatric
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Dieckmann, P., Lippert, A., Glavin, R., & Rall, M. (2010). When things do not go as
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Kim, H. J., & Sharman, J. C. (2014). Accounts and accountability: Corruption, human rights,
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Muncie, J. (2014). Youth and crime. New York: Sage Publications.
Smith, P. K., Thompson, F., & Davidson, J. (2014). Cyber safety for adolescent girls:
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Uddin, S. M. N., Walters, V., Gaillard, J. C., Hridi, S. M., & McSherry, A. (2015). Water,
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Underhill, E., & Quinlan, M. (2011). How precarious employment affects health and safety at
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