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There are approximately 10 million commercial sex workers (CSWs) in India among whom over one million are minors. Most of them are trafficked but others are forced into the industry because they face poverty, unemployment, and few other options. Almost all the children of CSWs end up becoming a part of this trade. 
 Our programme provides children of CSWs a residential and secure, educational environment. Red-light areas are so dangerous that we guide, counsel, and educate children in a much healthier atmosphere. This gives them a chance to experience school without facing social disparity and embarrassment.Aside from education, this programme caters to the children’s medical needs, clothing, food and shelter, as well as providing these services free of cost. 
 We have supported more than 220 children so far and currently have 75 children in the programme right now. By donating Rs. 1300 ($26), you can provide for a rescued child for one month.

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The pandemic has further exacerbated the vulnerability of children of sex workers, and exposed them to sexual exploitation and trafficking due to lack of work and wages. Society For Help Entire Lower And Rural People is working in three districts of Andhra Pradesh to support young girls by providing them with access to education, skill and vocational training and peer counseling to make them independent. ₹2,000 is the cost of providing vocational / livelihood training for one child for a 3 month period.Commercial Sex Workers are one of the most vulnerable group severely affected by the COVID 19 pandemic outbreak. For several sex workers sex work is the sole means of their survivaland returning back to home is never be an option due to lack of income.But it became invariable for them to return back due to ceaseless lockdowns, curfews and other restrictions enforced by the state that abruptly affected their income. This impact the girls and young women among sex workers families to expose various forms of violence.The key findings from an assessment by HELP organisation reveals that, aggravation of financial difficulties as the foremost challenge for sex workers posed by COVID as 100% respondents reported a reduction in their monthly earnings from 33% - 100% fall, whereas 88% reported having no alternative source of income and 61% never heard of alternate livelihood opportunities.Children of sex workers fall prey to sexual exploitation and even early/child marriages.However, for most adolescent girls from sex workers families, lack of viable skills or education, and limited awareness of the opportunities outside the prostitution localities were primary barriers to pursuing other opportunities/alternative livelihoods. They are in need of a helping hand. 
 The project is proposed to address the issue through education support, orientation on life skills and also imparting training in market demand-oriented livelihoods/employment opportunities to girls and young women among three districts of Andhra Pradesh. The vulnerable girls and young women (children of sex workers) from the prostitution localities will be identified by the community volunteers. They will be trained as ToT on child rights and child protection including the ill effects of child marriages, child sexual abuse and exploitation and trafficking. They will be provided with peer counselling by the trained from ToT on importance of education and skill trainings.The mothers of adolescent girls and young women who suffering without income due to down fall in business in the wake of COVID 19 outbreak will be supported for alternative livelihoods for betterment of their socio-economic standards. The improved financial condition of families of sex workers will automatically provide a sense of courage and confidence among the sex workers and their children to cope up with the challenges of different forms of violence against their including child sexual abuse &amp; exploitation, child marriage and trafficking. The adolescent girls interested in education will be supported with books, bags, school fee and other relevant material.  
 The children of sex workers who are adolescent girls and young women are empowered with enough knowledge on child rights, issues and challenges that harm their blossom childhood. They walk towards local schools ensuring their remarkable retention rate in education. The life skill education provides them enough knowledge in communication skills, decision making, problem solving, critical thinking and a sense of good and bad along with interpersonal relations and so on.The training courses imparted become handy to the young women to acquire decent job opportunities/self-employment where they could stand on their own without dependency. Formation and strengthening of community-based child clubs will sustain the results of these interventions. Thereby, the enhanced scope of various forms of violence including child sexual abuse, exploitation, child marriage and trafficking of adolescent girls and young women will get addressed. They are empowered to say “NO” to harmful social practices that affect their childhood. The project intervention on socio-economic empowerment of sex workers will results in their financial security, social protection, crisis response at individual level, and institutional development at community levels. The awareness created among sex workers on existing support services, benefits from government welfare schemes improve accessibility of social entitlements.

Protection of Children of Sex Workers from Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking

Ram mohan Nimmaraju

The pandemic has further exacerbated the vulnerability of children of sex workers, and exposed them to sexual exploitation and trafficking due to lack of work and wages. Society For Help Entire Lower And Rural People is working in three districts of Andhra Pradesh to support young girls by providing them with access to education, skill and vocational training and peer counseling to make them independent. ₹2,000 is the cost of providing vocational / livelihood training for one child for a 3 month period.Commercial Sex Workers are one of the most vulnerable group severely affected by the COVID 19 pandemic outbreak. For several sex workers sex work is the sole means of their survivaland returning back to home is never be an option due to lack of income.But it became invariable for them to return back due to ceaseless lockdowns, curfews and other restrictions enforced by the state that abruptly affected their income. This impact the girls and young women among sex workers families to expose various forms of violence.The key findings from an assessment by HELP organisation reveals that, aggravation of financial difficulties as the foremost challenge for sex workers posed by COVID as 100% respondents reported a reduction in their monthly earnings from 33% - 100% fall, whereas 88% reported having no alternative source of income and 61% never heard of alternate livelihood opportunities.Children of sex workers fall prey to sexual exploitation and even early/child marriages.However, for most adolescent girls from sex workers families, lack of viable skills or education, and limited awareness of the opportunities outside the prostitution localities were primary barriers to pursuing other opportunities/alternative livelihoods. They are in need of a helping hand. The project is proposed to address the issue through education support, orientation on life skills and also imparting training in market demand-oriented livelihoods/employment opportunities to girls and young women among three districts of Andhra Pradesh. The vulnerable girls and young women (children of sex workers) from the prostitution localities will be identified by the community volunteers. They will be trained as ToT on child rights and child protection including the ill effects of child marriages, child sexual abuse and exploitation and trafficking. They will be provided with peer counselling by the trained from ToT on importance of education and skill trainings.The mothers of adolescent girls and young women who suffering without income due to down fall in business in the wake of COVID 19 outbreak will be supported for alternative livelihoods for betterment of their socio-economic standards. The improved financial condition of families of sex workers will automatically provide a sense of courage and confidence among the sex workers and their children to cope up with the challenges of different forms of violence against their including child sexual abuse &amp; exploitation, child marriage and trafficking. The adolescent girls interested in education will be supported with books, bags, school fee and other relevant material.  The children of sex workers who are adolescent girls and young women are empowered with enough knowledge on child rights, issues and challenges that harm their blossom childhood. They walk towards local schools ensuring their remarkable retention rate in education. The life skill education provides them enough knowledge in communication skills, decision making, problem solving, critical thinking and a sense of good and bad along with interpersonal relations and so on.The training courses imparted become handy to the young women to acquire decent job opportunities/self-employment where they could stand on their own without dependency. Formation and strengthening of community-based child clubs will sustain the results of these interventions. Thereby, the enhanced scope of various forms of violence including child sexual abuse, exploitation, child marriage and trafficking of adolescent girls and young women will get addressed. They are empowered to say “NO” to harmful social practices that affect their childhood. The project intervention on socio-economic empowerment of sex workers will results in their financial security, social protection, crisis response at individual level, and institutional development at community levels. The awareness created among sex workers on existing support services, benefits from government welfare schemes improve accessibility of social entitlements.

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There are approximately 10 million commercial sex workers (CSWs) in India among whom over one million are minors. Most of them are trafficked but others are forced into the industry because they face poverty, unemployment, and few other options. Almost all the children of CSWs end up becoming a part of this trade. Our programme provides children of CSWs a residential and secure, educational environment. Red-light areas are so dangerous that we guide, counsel, and educate children in a much healthier atmosphere. This gives them a chance to experience school without facing social disparity and embarrassment.Aside from education, this programme caters to the children’s medical needs, clothing, food and shelter, as well as providing these services free of cost. We have supported more than 220 children so far and currently have 75 children in the programme right now. By donating Rs. 1300 ($26), you can provide for a rescued child for one month.

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We work for the rescue and rehabilitation of victims, especially children, of trafficking for sexual exploitation in Chilkaluripet, Guntur District and Ongole, Prakasam District in Andhra Pradesh. There are three million female sex workers in India and 40% of them are children. 500,000 children are estimated to be forced into the sex trade every year, living a life of exploitation and abuse. Children who are vulnerable to commercial sexual exploitation are also vulnerable to HIV/AIDS as the number of HIV cases among sex workers stands at around 50%.To help, we have set up rehabilitation centres for rescued victims of trafficking. Simultaneously, we work to prevent more cases from arising within vulnerable groups such as children and women living in susceptible areas. Furthermore, we have night-care centres, where we care for the children of sex-workers during working hours.Over 1000 women have found help with us through programmes and activities, including obtaining ration cards, health facilities, and child protection. A staggering 8000 children have benefitted from our programmes in the areas of education, child support, skill development, and placements.

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Sridevi, at the age of 10 joined our home with the support of HELP volunteers. She was born to a family living in Chilakaluripet. She has five older siblings who were tragically all involved in dance and sex work. Her family members were trying to coax her into the industry when she came to us.

When Sridevi joined HELP she was a dropout of 3rd standard. Following our training and encouragement, she appeared for her 7th standard examination and made it through. She also learnt to sing as well as participating in other cultural activities, and various campaigns and programmes organised by us.

At the age of 20, Srideva was married to her nearest relation, a supervisor in a spinning mill, who promised to also look after her mother. Her reasoning to proceed with the marriage was to distract her sisters from insisting she join them in the dance and sex industry. It worked! Today, she survives independently utilising the good skills she learnt through vocational training.

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