Rehabilitation of survivors of human and sex trafficking
Project for the Rehabilitation of survivors of human and sex trafficking, gender based violence, alcohol and drugs
In conformity with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ghana’s Research Report on Cross-border Human Trafficking (CT3. Cross-border Human Trafficking (iom.int)), Inspire Action intends to open up a shelter (transitional rehabilitation home) which will serve as a shelter where human and sex trafficking survivors, victims of gender based violence receive support once they are rescued from their traffickers’ control. As per our estimates, this shelter should be able to house on average 80 people at a time with consideration made for gender-separate rooms, children, a nurse, an infirmary including a pro-pharmacy, and a CCCM (Camp coordination and camp management) assistant to support the day-to-day activities. We aim to have 1,000 survivors fully rehabilitated into the community by the end of 2024.
Targeting of beneficiaries for the project shall be done with the support of Government stakeholders like the Human Trafficking Secretariat of the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection (MoGCSP); the Anti – Human Trafficking Unit of the Ghana Police Service, Domestic violence and victim support unit (DOVVSU), and Narcotics Control Commission under the Ministry of the Interior.
Medical assistance shall be provided to victims of trafficking who have been exploited or have suffered violence.
This assistance may also allow evidence to be kept of the violence so that, if they wish, the victims can take legal action.
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