Sakhi One Stop Centre in Wokha concluded a 10-day training programme for security personnel to strengthen women’s safety and crisis response.
WOKHA — The Sakhi One Stop Centre (OSC), Wokha, concluded a 10-day specialised training programme for its security personnel at the OSC premises, District Hospital, Wokha, on Thursday.
The training aimed to equip guards with skills to safeguard women affected by violence and to handle sensitive situations requiring coordination with police, legal and emergency services, supported by Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (BBBP).
Deputy Commissioner of Wokha and Chairperson of Mission Shakti, K Mhathung Tsanglao, who attended the valedictory programme as the special guest, termed the initiative a significant step in strengthening OSC services.
He noted that the centre deals with delicate cases involving survivors of violence, many of which demand close collaboration with law enforcement and legal authorities.
Stressing the importance of professional training, he said security personnel play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, dignity and well-being of women seeking assistance.
Superintendent of Police, Wokha, T Relo Aye, commended the OSC team for its dedicated work and for maintaining a proper, organised and welcoming environment.
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He observed that a well-maintained office and shelter help instil a sense of safety and comfort for women approaching the centre during difficult times, while also contributing positively to their mental well-being.
DPO/DNO and member secretary of Mission Shakti and BBBP, Bonathung Ngullie, lauded the programme as timely and much needed.
He urged the trainees to carry out their responsibilities with dedication and professionalism.
The trainees expressed gratitude to the organisers and resource persons, stating that the programme enhanced their understanding of emergency response, situational awareness and crisis management.
They added that the practical knowledge and skills gained during the training would enable them to perform their duties more effectively.
The 10-day training covered situational awareness, access control, de-escalation techniques, basic self-defence and rescue, crisis management, gender sensitivity, legal awareness, evacuation procedures and coordination with police and emergency services.
Certificates were distributed to the trainees during the closing ceremony.
The programme was chaired by case worker Chonbeni R Ezung, with welcome remarks delivered by centre administrator Thungbeni Kikon, and closing remarks by legal case worker Nzammongi Odyuo.