Odanadi is a small organisation which rescues and rehabilitates individuals who have been trafficked, prostituted, enslaved or abused. With our support 800 students learnt the signals of a trafficking cycle. 50 police officials, child welfare judges and media representatives attended a day long interactive session to understand child rights, develop sensitivity in responding to children […]

With our support, STOP provides safe shelter, education, health and skills training to 150 trafficking survivor girls. More than 30 rescued girls are in various stages of their education – from primary school to graduation courses and vocational training. The long-term rehabilitation support is embedded within a robust health, life-skills, communications, self-defense, outdoor trips and counselling programmes.

Through our support, The Association for Promoting of Social Action (APSA) currently shelters 32 rescued girls aged between 15-19 at the Surakhsha centre. APSA also intervenes in government run homes to ensure that rescued, abandoned children receive good quality education, psychosocial help, legal aid and therapy to over 100 girls.