In 1983, Reverend Wells founded ODAAT (One Day At A Time) as a comprehensive support center for recovering homeless addicts in Philadelphia. ODAAT is especially effective in channeling at-risk individuals to social services for HIV/AIDs testing. This is an example of a non-governmental organization (NGO) in the voluntary sector which aids government operations. Group of answer choices

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Mario Huff

14 November, 06:08

In 1983, Reverend Wells founded ODAAT (One Day At A Time) as a comprehensive support center for recovering homeless addicts in Philadelphia. ODAAT is especially effective in channeling at-risk individuals to social services for HIV/AIDs testing. This is an example of a non-governmental organization (NGO) in the voluntary sector which aids government operations. Group of answer choices

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Amir Middleton · Answer 1

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Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are third sector entities, that is, they are civil society and private, whose function is to develop non-profit work. The area of NGO activity is very diverse: social, health, environmental, women's protection groups, drug treatment, etc.

The recovery and rescue of addicts and homeless people is a government obligation, but Reverend Wells founded a nonprofit organization that does this service, as shown in the question above. For this reason, we can conclude that the organization founded by Reverend Wells is a voluntary non-governmental organization (NGO) that assists government operations.