Help protect children from the dangers of the red-light districts

Every day in India, thousands of children are born into the red-light districts. These children grow up surrounded by brothels, drugs and prostitution because their mothers or primary caretakers most often work or live in these areas. The children are often left alone during the day while their mothers are sleeping. At night, some are drugged and put under the bed while their mothers work the sex trade.

Children left to live in this environment are at an extremely high risk for being abused or used in the trade themselves. This is where you can help!

What will $3.62 per night provide?

For $3.62 per night, you can help remove a child from the red-light districts and relocate them to a safe home in a nice neighborhood, well outside the red-light areas. At the home the children will receive shelter, food, clothing, medical care, counseling and education. The children are given house parents, a private tutor, enrolled in private school and given a loving environment where they can thrive. If their mother is still living, they are granted supervised visits.

I want to help! How do I start?

$36.20 provides 10 nights in a safe house

$72.40 provides 20 nights in a safe house

$108.60 provides one month in a safe house

To give any amount, click donate now and select "Safe Houses" from the drop-down menu. Thank you.

How can I help long term?

• Get Informed. Read more about our work with trafficked women and at-risk children in the red-light areas of India.

• Pray. Your prayers will make a difference for the women and children who are daily affected by trafficking in India.

• Advocate. Share the needs of those affected by trafficking in India with your church, school, club or local community.

• Give. Donate monthly or quarterly for our work with trafficked women and at-risk children in the red-light districts of India.
  To give any amount, click donate now and select "Anti-Human Trafficking" from the drop-down menu. Thank you.

• Ask us. If you have questions or ideas on how to raise awareness or funding for the children in the red-light districts, we can help you take the next step!