Shema reconnected with our social workers over lunch and shared about the difficulties she faces in her village.

A new restoration program begins!

In a shelter home in Madhya Pradesh, 18 girls participated in a session on peer pressure and negotiation.

43 girls at a shelter home in Nagpur had fun learning about financial management.

Rescued 15 years ago on Valentine's Day 2007, Carulata celebrates her thriving marriage on February 14th, 2022.

Our restoration program helps survivors develop a variety of skills for the real world. This session focused on two!

Freedom Firm social workers help 13 girls gain emotional management skills.

Pavitra celebrates her 17th birthday, gives a speech on Girl Power, and looks ahead to law school!

Sonali passed her 12th grade exams! She enjoyed sharing a special cake and celebrating with the girls and staff of the shelter home where...

Less than a year after her rescue in, Unita now works as a cook and is also learning how to tailor!

40 survivors learn about the POCSO Act, how it protects children and punishes perpetrators.

10 girls practiced creative thinking through coloring. Some survivors shared they had never colored before.

Shireen got married this January! She is very happy and thankful that she found a man who accepted her after she shared about her past.

36 girls learned about their rights and gained a skill!

December 16th Social workers hosted a party for 23 girls and 10 staff in a shelter home in Pune. The girls performed dance and songs!...

Freedom Firm celebrated the holidays with 28 girls in a shelter home in Uttar Pradesh.

Freedom Firm hosted a holiday party for a rural childcare center in Parvaliya Village, Madhya Pradesh.

60 girls and 10 staff participated in a year end party at their shelter home in Kolkata.

In a shelter home in Maharashtra, 15 survivors of sex trafficking woke up early, excited for a Christmas party with Freedom Firm staff.

We helped the police rescue 17 year old Gilli on December 2nd at 3:40PM and continued advocating for her to be protected in a shelter home.