AAT supports girls to have access to education or to continue their schooling and to have access to health. Victims rescued, girls considered at risk, daughters and young sisters of women involved in prostitution are the beneficiaries of this program.

AAT focuses on the prevention education of children at schools and of the communities, including ethnic minority groups. The program focuses on sex related risks, reproductive health, gender, risk of human trafficking , sexual abuse and exploitation and cover other topics as unsafe migration, domestic violence, life skills, use of drugs, etc.

4R’s (Force) meaning Rescue, Repatriation, Rehabilitation and Reintegration for victims of trafficking and persons involved in prostitution, children, women or men.
AAT organizes their rescue, their repatriation to their original country, their reintegration on the community, offers services and follows up.
Peer educators of the outreach team visit red light areas and meet women involved in prostitution everyday to propose services. A Hotline is available in Vietnam, Thailand and Laos.

AAT regularly works with Ministries to advocate for a better future with governments. AAT’s advocacy was crucial for many laws and regulations applied in Thailand and Vietnam today.

Health support is an important mission of AAT. Most of our beneficiaries are supported for health examination and treatment and when it is available in their countries, they are covered by a health insurance.