Naureen creating designs on social worker Priya's hand Social worker Priya visited Naureen (rescued December 21, 2022 from Basirhat, West Bengal) in a shelter home. Naureen shared that she has lost interest in education and stopped attending school. She said that she is interested in stitching and creating henna designs, and has basic knowledge of both, even though she has not received any formal training. Naureen drew a beautiful design on Priya's hand. Priya encouraged Naur

Rashida is enjoying making new friends in her shelter home. Our team is seeking education options for her since the school she hopes to attend with her friends is full.

While grieving the death of her father, and attempting to protect her younger sisters, Ananiya takes steps to rebuild her future amidst her grief.

After longing for love and a family, survivor Diya finally gets married!

After she returned to live with her parents, Shilu was living in unsafe and impoverished conditions that put her at risk of re-trafficking. Our social workers alert the District Child Protection Officer. With continued advocacy, Shilu's parents agreed to allow her return to school. She is now safely continuing her education in 8th grade, and staying in a boarding school dormitory.

On June 18, social worker Priya visited Sanjna (rescued on December 7, 2020, from West Bengal). Priya shared that last month, Sanjna started working at an eco-friendly enterprise that makes biodegradable soap and skincare products. She earns Rs 6,000 (~$60) per month. Her supervisor shared that she is a fast and focused learner...

On June 16, social worker Bharti visited Rinku (referred to us in 2025). Rinku lives with her mother and has an 18-year-old son from her first marriage...

Koki during our visit On June 10, social worker Shalini followed up with Koki (rescued on August 20, 2022, from Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh). Koki was home with her grandmother and siblings...

While awaiting her final exam results, Rohini is exploring opportunities for further education...

In January this year, Urvasi (rescued on August 14, 2023, from Nagpur) enrolled in a Beauty Culture and Hair Dressing diploma course. Last month, she was awarded a certificate for successfully completing the course. During her training, Urvasi learned various makeup and hairstyle techniques. Her trainer offered her a job at a beauty center, but she feels the commute is too far. Urvasi is now completing a Mehendi course and will receive her certificate later this month. Urvasi

14-year-old Esmi and 8-year-old Rashida will soon receive compensation for the horrific abuse they have endured...

On June 3, social worker Shalini met Rashida (rescued April 18, 2026, from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh) for a follow-up visit. Rashida happily skipped over to meet Shalini at the shelter home office. She was all smiles and giggles as she shared about...

Abhina faces unexpected health issues while she tries to build a better future for her daughter.

Social worker, Shelly, followed up with survivor Roshini. After everything she has already endured, Roshini continues to face extreme hardship. Our team will continue to support and walk with her through this difficult time.

On May 13, social workers Rupeli and Bharti followed-up with Sanu (referred to us in 2023) at her grandparents' home. When they saw her, they immediately observed that she seemed emotionally and physically unstable...

After Smitha turned 18 and left the shelter home, she eloped and became pregnant. Social workers Supriya and Shilpa visited her and her 3-week-old baby in the hospital after the doctors had some concerns...

Saba was rescued in February 2023. After she spent some time in the shelter home, she was released back to her parents, who sold her in child marriage.

Sanchi's two accused receive life imprisonment sentences - our strongest convictions to date! Sanchi is married with a 9-month-old baby boy, is living a stable life, and seems to have reintegrated well into her community.

Mehvish is finally repatriated to Bangladesh.

Sarita flourishes in school! Despite having previously learned in Hindi, she is now thriving in an English-medium school and has been promoted from 8th to 9th grade! We are so proud of you, Sarita!