ARWEO aims to provide protection services to persons with disabilities, vulnerable individuals, refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, orphans, women, men, and youth within its areas of intervention. To this end, ARWEO strives to: 1. Provide legal aid and alternative dispute resolution services to women; 2. Offer psychosocial counseling and shelter/safe houses for vulnerable women and children; 3. Refer vulnerable women to appropriate organizations for additional assistance, such as medical treatment, vocational training, etc.; 4. Assist incarcerated women in transitioning from prisons and shelters to independent living; 5. Educate legal and judicial officials as well as civil servants on women’s rights and relevant laws; 6. Train and support vulnerable women to effectively access the labor market; 7. Raise public awareness regarding human trafficking; 8. Prevent human trafficking and protect children from the threat thereof; 9. Provide psychosocial services and facilitate the effective reintegration of trafficked women and children into society; 10. Reintegrate trafficked individuals with their families and communities; 11. Conduct immediate medical and psychological assessments of trafficked individuals by medical professionals and provide necessary medical assistance; and 12. Provide transitional shelter, shelter repairs, and cash assistance for winterization and other non-food items.