The Project prepare & equip 50 survivors of violence by providing marketable skills for economic rehabilitation to prevent further Exploitation & Retrafficking

Challenge

Due to extreme levels of poverty, trafficking of young women is very difficult to eradicate, it is estimated that over 60% of girls who are released from their traffickers through law enforcement are eventually re-trafficked. Most trafficking survivors face a lifetime of stigma, and for this reason have extreme difficulties in finding livelihood opportunities . >54% of all marriages in West Bengal are child marriages,& Out of the total number of girls trafficked in India, 42% from West Bengal.

Long-Term Impact

Sensitized and aware families & community will take preventive action to stop trafficking, child marriage and VAWG(Violence Against Women & Girls). Government shall take concrete planned action for rehabilitation of survivors. It is envisaged that more than 150000+ population can be reached through this program through awareness , involving media and government. The investment made on the young women shall pay dividend by saving the lives of other vulnerable girls and young women .

References

1. http://www.jabala.org
2. https://www.facebook.com/jabalaactionresearch
3. http://@jabala_baitali

Additional Documentation

https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/29439/projdoc.pdf

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