Introduction
The Project outlines the work done by Rescue Foundation in and around the North of India. The Rescue Foundation Team works through the Protection Home Licenced by the Govt in Delhi
Rescue Foundation not only rescues Women & Children who are victims of Human Trafficking across the country but the Delhi Team partners with other Civil Society to rescue children who are trapped in Bonded Labour working as Child Labourers in factories, industries. They live and work in these hazardous conditions exposed to injuries, accidents, lack of basic facilities, at times exploited phyisically and sexually. The sad part is that this most often happens with the knowledge of the parents and relatives.
As the Home is licensed to operate as a Child Care Institute we also see many children being admitted by the Police or the Child Welfare Committees. Most of these children are in need of immediate Care & Attention due to the fact they are run away kids, missing children, neglected or abandoned by their families.
The Home also sees some admissions for one night stay of women and girl children for night stay in case of abuse, or emergency.
Rescues/Admissions/Discharge
Total No of Major Girls Admitted 10
Total No of Minor Girls Admitted 40
Monthly Average of Ghildren Cared 50
Total No of Major Discharged & Handed Over to Families 14
Total No of Minor Discharged & Handed Over to Families 47
Montly Average Girls attendin Vocation Traning
Tailoring 28
Computers Basic 15
Zumba, Yoga, Dance 43
Education
Attending School 7
Attending College 2
Non Formal Education 46
Ekatra Skill Building Training
5 Girls were trained to be Trainers for the other girls in Skilling, Sports, Yoga, Product Making. They will also be in charge of taking resonsibility to manage Programs, Events in the Home. Project Ekatra has been an initiative to include and improve Child Participation at the Home. They would also take initiative in cleanliness and the food choice of of the Girls.
Staff Capacity Building & Training
Networking Visits to Govt Agencies
Celebetrating Festivals Important Days/Training/Exposures for Children
Introduction
The Project outlines the work done by Rescue Foundation in and around the North of India. The Rescue Foundation Team works through the Protection Home Licenced by the Govt in Delhi
Rescue Foundation not only rescues Women & Children who are victims of Human Trafficking across the country but the Delhi Team partners with other Civil Society to rescue children who are trapped in Bonded Labour working as Child Labourers in factories, industries. They live and work in these hazardous conditions exposed to injuries, accidents, lack of basic facilities, at times exploited phyisically and sexually. The sad part is that this most often happens with the knowledge of the parents and relatives.
As the Home is licensed to operate as a Child Care Institute we also see many children being admitted by the Police or the Child Welfare Committees. Most of these children are in need of immediate Care & Attention due to the fact they are run away kids, missing children, neglected or abandoned by their families.
The Home also sees some admissions for one night stay of women and girl children for night stay in case of abuse, or emergency.
Rescues/Admissions/Discharge
Total No of Major Girls Admitted 1
Total No of Minor Girls Admitted 32
Monthly Average of Ghildren Cared 38
Total No of Major Discharged & Handed Over to Families 1
Total No of Minor Discharged & Handed Over to Families 31
Montly Average Girls attendin Vocation Traning
Tailoring 38
Computers Basic 20
Zumba, Yoga, Dance 39
Education
Attending School 9
Attending College 3
Skill Building Training
16 Girls have been attending a Inclusive Skill Building conducted by another Organization. This Program intends to prepare the Major Girls to be job ready at the end of the 9 months training sessons. Topics such as Conversational English, Computers, Mathematics, General Knowldege, Self Images and other sessions are conducted
Success Story
Name of child: Radha (Name changed to maintain identity)
Age-17+
Marital status- Unmarried
Brief Details of the Child:-
The child is a resident of Rescue Foundation(CCI) , as she has been living for more than 1 year
by the order of the Child Welfare Committee Alipur for the care and protection. The child does
not have any connection with family members as her father has passed away during Covid-19
Pandemic and she tried to connect with her elder brother but they don't want to talk to the child,
the child is emotionally attached with one of her friend namely Muskan.
Educational Background
The child studied till 5th class and she dropped out from school due to conflict with family
members and never enrolled in school again.The child wanted to enroll in further education in
10th class from NIOS but her basic literacy is not up to mark.
Emotional and Mental Status of the child:-
The child is very positive and calm by Nature , the child is very possessive towards those people
who are very close to her and she is very emotional towards them, the child is well mannered
and sincere.
Present status of the child:
The child is very calm and has appropriate behavior at the institution also the child is good
command in Tailoring and she design the dresses and stitch that as well as the child is trainer of
Zumba at the institution along with that she is enrolled in Inclusive Skill Training which Job
oriented and the child wants to open her own Boutique, after the technical and advanced
training of Tailoring.
Workshops / Sessions /Celebrations / Department Visits / Exposures
As per the NCRB 2018 data, over two lakh women and children went missing in India.
Over 90% of women and girls trafficked across the globe are forced into sexual exploitation; they are lured in false promises of better lives, jobs, education, and even love. Traffickers prey on their vulnerability and coerce them into prostitution. (Source: UNODC,2018)
In order to make them comply, trafficked women and girls are subjected to physical, emotional, and sexual torture. They are also made to serve 20–30 customers a day. We've also discovered during rescue operations, women and girls are cramped in dark spaces with little to no ventilation.
Since 2000 we've been conducting rescue operations pan India and have rescued over 6000 women and girls. We currently operate 4 fully equipped shelter homes. We are also entrusted by various government stakeholders to provide care and shelter to women and girls rescued by the police and other anti-trafficking organisations.
Rescued women and girls require immediate medical attention and counselling. To ensure that our women and girls receive the best treatment, we collaborate with government and private hospitals as well as engage with mental health groups. We also have in-house counsellors and physicians on call. Each girl has a unique care plan that is established with consideration for her best interests. The girls receive training from a variety of vocational trainings, including computers, tailoring, bag and jewellery making, beauty therapy, spoken English, and basic reading. They are also provided help for their official education through NIOS, government schools, and colleges.
Our residents are also a part of the Children’s committee in each home where leaders are groomed to represent the peers and actively participate in the management of the shelter home.
Our legal teams work alongside shelter team and beneficiaries to help them claim compensation and assist the state in prosecuting perpetrators.
Our goal is to help women and girls who have been forced into prostitution, by rescuing them, and provide them with all the support they need to recover and move forward with their lives.
Statistics from 1st June 2022 to 30th September, 2022 of (NORTH ZONE ONLY):
Total Number of Girls Provided with Medical treatment/Check-ups:
• General Check-up: 164
• Hospital Visit: 65
Other Updates:
Recommendations:
To help us raise more money, we would appreciate it if you would spread the word about Rescue Foundation to other potential contributors both domestically and internationally.
We humbly ask you to visit as your visit will give you the chance to personally evaluate our progress and see the possibilities Rescue Foundation has to establish a prestigious position in the field of combating forced prostitution and human trafficking.
As per the NCRB 2018 data, over two lakh women and children went missing in India.
Over 90% of women and girls trafficked across the globe are forced in to sexual exploitation; they are lured in false promises of better lives, jobs, education, even love. Traffickers prey on their vulnerability and coerce them into prostitution. (Source: UNODC,2018)
In order to make them comply, trafficked women and girls are subjected to physical, emotional, and sexual torture. They are also made to serve 20–30 customers a day. We've also discovered during rescue operations, women and girls are cramped in dark spaces with little to no ventilation.
Since 2000 we've been conducting rescue operations pan India and have rescued over 6000 women and girls. We currently operate 4 fully equipped shelter homes. We are also entrusted by various government stakeholders to provide care and shelter to women and girls rescued by the police and other anti-trafficking organisations.
Rescued women and girls require immediate medical attention and counselling. To ensure that our women and girls receive the best treatment, we collaborate with government and private hospitals as well as engage with mental health groups. We also have in-house counsellors and physicians on call. Each girl has a unique care plan that is established with consideration for her best interests. The girls receive training from a variety of vocational trainings, including computers, tailoring, bag and jewellery making, beauty therapy, spoken English, and basic reading. They are also provided help for their official education through NIOS, government schools, and colleges.
Our residents are also a part of the Children’s committee in each home where leaders are groomed to represent the peers and actively participate in the management of the shelter home.
Our legal teams work alongside shelter team and beneficiaries to help them claim compensation and assist the state in prosecuting perpetrators.
Our goal is to help women and girls who have been forced into prostitution, by rescuing them, and provide them with all the support they need to recover and move forward with their lives.
Statistics from 1st February 2022 to 31st May, 2022 of (NORTH ZONE ONLY):
Total Number of Girls Provided with Medical treatment/Check-ups:
• General Check-up: 99
• Hospital Visit: 08
Other Updates:
Recommendations:
To help us raise more money, we would appreciate it if you would spread the word about Rescue Foundation to other potential contributors both domestically and internationally.
We humbly ask you to visit as your visit will give you the chance to personally evaluate our progress and see the possibilities Rescue Foundation has to establish a prestigious position in the field of combating forced prostitution and human trafficking.
There are millions of women and children who are victims of trafficking in India, in 2018, NCRB data shows over 2 lakh women and children went missing.
It is regarded that the majority of women and girls are trafficked for sexual exploitation; they are lured away by promises of better lives, jobs, education, even love, while traffickers also prey on those in vulnerable situations and coerce them into prostitution.
Trafficked girls are subjected to physical, mental and sexual abuse in order for them to submit and are forced to entertain 20-30 customers a day. While conducting rescue operations, we’ve also found girls crammed into hidden rooms with little to no ventilation and limited food/water.
Since 2000 we've been conducting rescue operations across the country and have rescued thousands of girls. We currently operate 4 fully equipped shelter homes
We are also entrusted with caring for girls rescued by the police and other anti-trafficking organisations.
Rescued girls need immediate healthcare and counselling, we have in house counsellors and doctors on call, while we also work with government/private hospitals and partner with mental health organizations so that our girls get the best support. Each girl has an individual care plan created which is developed keeping her best interests in mind. We employ various trainers who train the girls in various forms of vocations like computers, tailoring, bag making, jewellery making, beauty therapist, spoken English, basic literacy and even support them with formal education through NIOS, government schools and colleges.
Survivors are also part of Child committee’s in each home where child leaders are groomed to represent their groups’ and actively participate in the management of the home.
Our legal teams will also be working with them to help claim compensation and assist the state in prosecuting perpetrators.
Our goal is to help women and girls who have been forced into prostitution, to rescue them, to provide them with all the support they need to recover and move forward with their lives.
Statistics from 1st November 2021 to 31st January 2022 of (NORTH ZONE ONLY) :
Number of Investigations: 16
Number of Rescue Raids: 5
Number of Rescued Victims: 22
Admitted to our Three Home (includes victim transferred from government homes / or by police): 38
Repatriation of Victims (handover to Parents or Native Ngo): 38
Total Number of Girls Provided with Medical treatment/Checkups:
• General Checkup : 38
• Hospital Visit : 19
Recommendations
We shall also appreciate your recommending Rescue Foundation to other donors in U.S.A and abroad to strengthen our fund raising efforts.
We request that you kindly visit us. Your visit will enable you to assess our Progress first hand and visualize the opportunities Rescue Foundation has for achieving an enviable position in the field of anti-human trafficking and forced prostitution.
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