iPartner India has done extensive work in the anti-child trafficking domain with collaboration from multiple partners across India. In 2017, we got reports from our partner organisation in Mumbai, India that during rescue operations a high percentage of young girls who were being rescued from brothels in Mumbai belonged to a district of Rajasthan, India. On further investigation, we gathered that most of these girls came from a particular community who pimped their daughters in the name of tradition.

The community has beaten all of modernity's quests to preserve an abysmal practice: to force all its minor girls into sex work. Girls as young as 10 years old, dressed in bright clothes and amateur make up, stand outside single-room shacks lining the road.

iPartner India is supporting these girls through a prevention model "Rakshan" (means 'Safety' in English), which is working with the entire ecosystem to save the current and next generations of vulnerable girls from trafficking while providing major focus on education of girls (prime beneficiary) to bring about change and promoting the holistic development of the community. With the consent of the family we are providing quality education to the most vulnerable girls to help them continue their education, pursue their dreams and save them from pimps.

The campaign will support the annual tuition, lodging, boarding fee and other incidental expenses of 10 most brightest and vulnerable girls from the community.

It is assumed that given the right opportunities, the selected girls from the Nat community will be able to not only excel in their respective classes but will also strengthen their fight against sex trafficking and the existing injustice prevalent in their communities. They will become role models and inspire other girls to follow their dreams. The reputed educational institution selected for the studies of these girls, will equip them with skills leading to their holistic development.