Anti-Trafficking in Persons Project [through Save the Children]

Save the Children's overarching objective is to establish effective child protection systems in communities and townships.

Specifically, the project will focus on building collaboration and establish effective counter-trafficking community-based systems in three townships: Thaton in Mon State, Hpa'an in Karen State, and Namkham in Northern Shan State.

The child protection systems will primarily serve children ages 10-18 who are at risk of being trafficked, are returning trafficking victims, are working in exploitative labor, and/or are internally displaced or migrating.

Project activities include awareness-raising and conducting training in communities; collaborating within communities to establish child protection systems; and facilitating local and national policy discussions to improve policies and procedures on human trafficking, migration, and child protection.