Prevention starts with education.
Human traffickers often target rural communities that lack access to education, where they manipulate and coerce children into slavery.
Our prevention programs are informed by survivors. In Nepal and Cambodia, our team works to research and identify areas of the country with a higher-risk of exploitation or trafficking. We provide children in vulnerable communities with the textbooks, supplies and uniforms needed to attend public rural schools.
With the support of local leadership, our prevention team shares anti-trafficking presentations to educate students, teachers and the wider community about the dangers of human trafficking.
Trafficking Prevention Programs
At the time of their recruitment, most victims of child trafficking were not attending school.
Our short film The Twelve Thousand narrates the true story of Sona, a survivor of human trafficking.
The Twelve Thousand is filmed in the Nepalese language and illustrates the coercion and manipulation traffickers use to trap children in slavery. Our team of dedicated national leaders use The Twelve Thousand film as part of their rural prevention programs.
The Twelve Thousand Film
An Innovative Prevention Tool
We can prevent trafficking and restore survivors.
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