Africa: My Home. My future.
Fight against Trafficking
in Persons!
Trafficking Schools in Karamoja
sub-region and by this we are sure
the fight will be won
Our Permit Number
INDP0006870NB
We are fully Registered and Recognised by the Uganda National Bureau for
Non-Government Organisations
Upcoming Events
Date:
02 Dec 2025To create awareness through a creative response to issues of injustice and uncertainty among the people of in world.
A hopeful and changed society with strong women and men who have overcome the hardest of life, giving solutions to outstanding and feared problems/situations in the world.
1. Integrity
2. Accountability
3. Compassion
4. Teamwork
5. Empowerment
6. Passion
Human trafficking by Figures
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Of trafficking victims are trafficked into sexual exploitation and 38% for forced labour
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Of people investigated or arrested for trafficking in persons are men, and 33% women.
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Of people trafficked for sexual exploitation, are women
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Of trafficking victims are women, 34% are children, and 20% are men.
(Estimates by The United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) 2020)
How do people get trafficked?
There are many things that can lead to a person being trafficked. They might have been kidnapped or coerced by someone; they may have been trying to escape abuse or poverty; or they could simply have been trying to improve their lives and support their families.
Debt can be used as a way to entrap people. Debt bondage is a serious issue for many vulnerable people who are forced to take unimaginable risks to try to escape from poverty or persecution. They can be forced into accepting precarious job offers and making hazardous migration decisions, often borrowing money from their traffickers in advance. When they arrive in their destination country, they may find that the work does not exist, or conditions are completely different from those they had been promised. They become trapped, reliant on their traffickers and extremely vulnerable. Their documents are often taken away and they are forced to work until their debt is paid off.
We have introduced anti-human trafficking School clubs.
This is one of the best ways we believe, with your support, we are going to groom individuals who are ready and set to combat the vice right from the grassroots.
"The church has a vital role to play in helping to end modern slavery and human trafficking. No person or organization will be able to eradicate this evil by working in isolation when the church stands together".
How your church can help.
Our Reasons Why
Combat Trafficking in Persons and Modern Slavery
We provide education, support services, and advocacy to prevent trafficking and support survivors. Our programs include community workshops, legal assistance, safe shelters, and rehabilitation services.
Promote and Uphold Human Dignity
We advocate for the rights and well-being of all individuals through public awareness campaigns, educational programs, and community outreach initiatives that promote respect, equality, and social justice.
Foster Pan African Unity and Cooperation
We foster unity and cooperation among African nations through cultural exchange programs, educational initiatives, and collaborative projects that celebrate and strengthen the bonds between African communities.
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