Rebuilding Young Girls Who Have Been Victims Of Trafficking
According to a Global Report of Trafficking in Persons by the United Nations, the most common form of human trafficking (50%) is sexual exploitation. The victims of sexual exploitation are predominantly women. Almost 20% of trafficking victims are children.
Victims face immense trauma as well as social stigmatisation. The 2030 SDCF has partnered with a female-led grassroots organisation that focuses on supporting women and young girls back into society, which requires time, education, skill-development, and financial resources.
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3 years
£1,000,000 (GBP)
£250,000 (GBP)
3 years
£500 (GBP)
6,000 women and girls
12x