What We Do
Breaking the cycle of human trafficking through four-interlinked approaches: prevent, empower, reintegrate and advocate.
We promote survivor empowerment, inclusion and engagement and seek to create alternative livelihood options among women and girls who are most likely to migrate, as well as returnees. We do this through survivor-led empowerment groups along with community-based savings and loan mechanisms to overcome economic, personal, and social barriers and open new employment opportunities.
2023 Impact at a Glance
10 Survivors Supported through our skills training and capacity building programs.
5100 Students reached through our School Outreach program
10 Communities reached through our Community Engagement programs
30 Households visited during our Climate Literacy program
2000 Trees planted through our Climate Literacy program
25 Young people trained in ICT through our Computer Literacy program
30 Young people trained in Tailoring through our tailoring program.
12,000 Individuals reached through our awareness raising campaigns
18 Member organisations in the African Survivor Coalition
12 Countries represented in the African Survivor Coalition
Active Projects
Our Founder at the UN
Malaika Oringo is on a mission to bring survivors’ voices to every anti-human trafficking decision-making table, create an army of empowered survivor leaders, alert communities, just laws and policies, programs, and well-informed service providers.
Our Partners
