Fund a Survivor's Dream, Change Her Future Stop Sex Tourists and Rescue Children Abroad Rescuing Girls from Sexual Exploitation in Nepal Restoration and education for 36 trafficked girls

Free a Girl

Org #29729
Vetted since 2015
2008
year founded
$112,635
raised on GlobalGiving
11
years fundraising
3
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Free a Girl is an international, female-led organization dedicated to rescuing children from sexual exploitation, prosecuting perpetrators, and empowering survivors to rebuild their lives and change the systems that failed them. We believe that a child who has been bought and sold is not only someone to be protected, but someone who can lead. That belief shapes everything we do, from how we design rescue operations to how we walk alongside survivors long after they are safe.

Project Leaders
Free a Girl
Free a Girl
Jaqueline Stein
Jaqueline Stein
Lara Lessing
Lara Lessing
Organization Information
Koepelplein 1E Haarlem Noord-Holland 2031 WL Netherlands
Netherlands
+31 232049400
Organization Information
Koepelplein 1E Haarlem Noord-Holland 2031 WL Netherlands
Netherlands
+31 232049400

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

137 minors have been intercepted at the border!

By Programme Officer | Programme Officer

Nepal is currently experiencing the consequences of the prolonged second wave of Covid-19. Only 13,5% of the people in Nepal have been fully vaccinated. Nepal is also dependent on other... Read the full report ›

Results 2021

By Programme officer | Programme officer

Even during these challenging times with many restrictions, our rescueteam still managed to rescue 12 children (9 girls and 3 boys) from situations of sexual exploitation. During the rescue... Read the full report ›

Overview 2020 (summary)

By Shakti Samuha and Free a Girl | Project Officer

All survivors  received 6 sessions where they received legal support. In 2020, 32 survivors received shelter support including psychosocial counselling, medical care, dance therapy and informal... Read the full report ›
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