71.4% of missing children in India are girls
What suffering do young girls and women face
Forced into red-light areas
Trafficked young girls endure sexual exploitation, violence, and stigma in brothels. Lured by false promises or sold by families, they’re trapped with no escape, their childhoods stolen.
Trapped in a form of modern slavery
Women and girls are enslaved in sex trade—beaten, starved, and isolated. Debt bondage and threats keep them imprisoned in plain sight.
Join give.do’s mission
Our NGO partners are committed to preventing trafficking before it happens, saving girls from red-light areas by aiding rescues and providing rehabilitation through shelter, care, education and livelihood. The work they do is critical in the fight against human trafficking and exploitation of girl children and women.
How your donation will help
Your donation rescues women and girls from trafficking, provides safe shelter, trauma care, legal help, and rehabilitation breaking chains of abuse and giving them freedom, dignity, and a new beginning.
Prevention of trafficking
Rescue operations
Rehabilitation
Your donation will save those like
WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM
Sangeeta, 14 (name changed), from a poor Varanasi family, went missing after Republic Day in January 2024. Despite an FIR, police delayed action. She was trafficked to Telangana. Four months later, our partner NGO Guria India helped rescue her and ensured the accused was arrested.
HOW THE NGO HELPED
Guria India ensured her rescue from Telangana, provided legal aid, opposed the trafficker’s bail, and secured her safe return. They continue to support the family with counselling, mock trials, and legal help for the case.
THE SITUATION NOW
Sangeeta is back with her family and in school. A chargesheet is filed, and Guria is supporting the family through counselling and legal help as the trial approaches.
Help trafficked and forgotten women and girls escape hell
Your support will help our NGOs rescue women and girls who are sold into nightmares and forced into sex work
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