Programmes

To mobilise survivors of child sex exploitation in India and to empower their leadership in the social-political movement to end human trafficking.

Protective homes at destination where victims of human trafficking under 18 years old are housed right after their rescue.

Developing a more effective coordination model between governmental, judicial, and nonprofit stakeholders to deter human trafficking and increase access to justice.

Empowering women through economic self-sufficiency, peer leadership and capacity building of service providers (merged into Tafteesh in 2016).

A consortium of NGOs, community-based organizations, and survivor groups working collectively to strengthen the criminal justice, social welfare, and rehabilitation systems.

Kolkata Sanved and Kamo`s Dance Movement Therapy strengthens the psychosocial recovery of survivors.

Kamonohashi Project supported the Ministry of Interior of Cambodia by offering a police training programme that focused on prosecuting offenders.

The Community Factory developed the life skills and built long-term economic independence for at-risk women in poverty.