Al Eslah Association For Social Development (EASDAP)

One of the civil society institutions was established in 2005, and it is an independent association with a moral personality located in Baghdad. Its establishment was in response to the dangers that began to afflict Iraq and the spread of phenomena
The same dangerous behavior and affecting the Iraqi society, especially the youth group, as the association believes in the principle of prevention is better than treatment and the association carries out its activities through lectures and seminars
Training courses and programs aimed at educating Iraqi society in all its spectrum. Some members of our association have obtained international certificates from the United Nations Office in the field of awareness and training, as well as
From the British organization Sawt Star.

Behavioral deviation and condemned phenomena constitute harm and abuse to humans. It is something that is not approved by the heavenly laws, and it drains the basic wealth of society, because man is the end and the means
Which the Almighty God has subjugated everything in the universe to serve him, so taking care of him and taking care of him is one of the most important tasks undertaken by the association.

The association believes that reprehensible phenomena, deviant behavior, deteriorating health, educational, social and economic conditions, and poverty are destructive factors for man and society.
The state, with its organs and institutions, is supported by individuals and groups, especially civil society organizations, to protect the Iraqi person from these scourges and extricate those who fall into them.
Assembly vision:
God willing, we will be the most prominent association in developing the capabilities of young volunteers during a period of 10 years in the areas of knowledge, skills and behavior

And the message of the association that achieves this is:

Community development (the concerned parties) by adopting sustainable development projects that aim to develop and develop the capabilities of young people in the knowledge, skills and behavioral fields and provide consultations in this field.