PHASE ONE
Awareness and prevention
The Trafficking in Persons Report, published in 2018 by the State Department of the United States of America, reveals that in the last five years, Spain was a country of origin, transit, and destination for men, women, and minors subject to forced labor and trafficking with the purpose of sexual exploitation. Women from Eastern Europe (particularly Romania and Bulgaria), South America (particularly Venezuela, Paraguay, Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador), China, and Nigeria, are subject to sex trafficking in Spain.
For that reason, we work with:
- AWARENESS CONFERENCES
- TRAINING
- EDUCATION
PHASE TWO
Detection and identification
We not only believe in the need to provide awareness & prevention, detection & identification of vulnerable individuals, but we also dedicate ourselves to direct intervention and integration of the women who have been victimized, relying upon a specialized team in each area.
- Detention Center for Foreigners (CIE)
- Work with Mobile Unit
- Visits to apartments, streets, and clubs
- 24-hour Emergency Phone Number +34 603 24 42 14
PHASE THREE
Direct intervention
We not only believe in the need to provide awareness & prevention, detection & identification of vulnerable individuals, but we also dedicate ourselves to direct intervention and integration of the women who have been victimized, relying upon a specialized team in each area.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE
Specialized therapeutic attention to offer the necessary tools to overcome the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder, which many of the women experience
INTEGRATION / RECREATION AND LEISURE
LEGAL ASSISTANCE
MEDICAL ATTENTION
Access to medical and dental services which permits the treatment of pain and resolution of health problems caused by their trafficking situation.
SOCIAL AND LABOR ASSISTANCE
Preparation of labor insertion schedules based on previous skills training and coordinated with other organizations dedicated to this area.
VOLUNTARY RETURN
We depend upon an international work network, coordinating with other organizations and resources in the countries of origin of the women who choose to voluntarily return there.
