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Save the Children - Pakistan

History Save the Children has been working in Pakistan since 1980, when it first implemented its program for Afghan refugees. After the repatriation of Afghan refugees, Save the Children expanded the scope of its programs to fulfill the rights and ne

Servants Anonymous Foundation (SA Foundation)

History The SA vision began in 1989 when the SA founder received her commission to start up a program in Calgary, Alberta that is designed specifically to meet the unique long-term (3 to 7 years) recovery needs of sexually exploited youth, women and

Shakti Samuha

History Shakti Samuha is the first organization in Nepal to be established and run by survivors of trafficking. In 1996, 500 girls and women were rescued from slavery in Indian brothels during widespread police raids. Among these, 128 were Nepalese g

Shakti Vahini

Vision Shakti Vahini envisions, aspires and strives for a just, free and equitable society.

Shared Hope International

History In 1998, U.S. Congresswoman Linda Smith witnessed the brutal exploitation and sexual slavery of women and children in Mumbai, India. She established Shared Hope International to rescue and restore women and children enslaved in sex traffickin

She Has a Name

History She Has A Name is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to engaging the community, strengthening partner organizations, and equipping survivors through workforce development. We join together declaring that survivors of human trafficki

Sisters of Saint Francis

History For over 130 years, the Sisters of Saint Francis of Rochester, Minnesota have pledged themselves to be faithful to the call of God and to each other. In 1877, Sister Mary Alfred Moes (shown right), along with her birth sister, Sister Barbara

Snehalaya

History Snehalaya supports women, children and LGBT individuals to find a safe exit point from poverty and the commercial sex industry. Founded in 1989 in Ahmednagar, we serve Indian's hidden population: people who go uncounted and uncared for. Sneha

Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child (SPARC)

History SPARC was founded in 1992 following a discussion between Anees Jillani and the then UNICEF Program Officer in Islamabad. For about three years, Anees Jillani supported all SPARC activities on his own. Later, UNICEF approached SPARC with its f

Society of Human Rights and Prisoners' Aid (SHARP)

History SHARP, founded in 1999, is a human rights organization in Pakistan. SHARP and its team of human rights attorneys and volunteers are continuously working on providing free legal aid to human trafficking victims as well as their families. SHARP