What we work on
Child trafficking
Children are moved across borders and sold. We work where that begins — with families under pressure, schools that can spot the warning signs, and communities that know what to do when a child goes missing.
Child sexual abuse material
Every image is a record of a real child being harmed, and it keeps circulating long after the abuse stops. We support reporting, removal and the slow work of helping survivors live with it.
Commercial sexual exploitation
Children are not selling anything. They are being sold — usually by someone they know, often because there is no other way to eat. We work on both the adults who exploit and the poverty they rely on.
