Exploiters often take advantage on rural villages, manipulating children with false promises of attending school or finding work—only to trap them in slavery. Often times we see even family member becoming the ones who exploit their daughters, wife, or sons. 

the team works to research and identify areas of their state with a higher risk of exploitation. At the time of their recruitment, most victims of child exploitation were not attending school. We provide children in vulnerable communities with the textbooks, supplies and uniforms needed to attend public rural schools. 

We believe in our local leaders, The team educates the community about the dangers of exploitation, women empowerment. Using engaging media, folk stories, personal stories, and plays, in the local language, our local partner can educate the students, teachers, families, and the community