AAT Vietnam
Recognition by GLOBALGIVING (USA)
Winner of the French Social & Humanitarian International Trophy 2020 & Asia-Pacific Trophy 2019.
Children on this site are neither victims of trafficking nor sexual exploitation. These are AAT community ambassadors.
They and their parents signed a consent form for the use of photographs.
EMPOWER & PROTECT VULNERABLE WOMEN AND CHILDREN
AAT is Member of the Federation
"CHILD'S VOICE"
"CHILD'S VOICE"
SPECIAL
PROTECTION
PROTECTION
EDUCATION
PREVENTION
PREVENTION
OUTREACH
PROSTITUTION
PROSTITUTION
WOMEN
PROTECTION
PROTECTION
Due to their unique living environment and social relations, younger girls such as daughters and young sisters of women involved into prostitution face higher risk of sexual abuse, early sex debut and sex trafficking. AAT Follow up them and support them for their education at school and provide education based on life skill and sex related risks.
We treat several topics such as reproductive health, gender, sexual harassment, drugs, domestic violence, cyber-crimes, human trafficking, etc. We have a deep experience in prevention with ethnic minorities, schools, factory workers, etc.
The concept of community watch-groups is transmitted.
HELP
Outreach program with skilled peer educators approaching women and teenagers involved in prostitution on the streets, in parks, cafes, karaoke parlors and restaurants. AAT supports mental and physical health, education on safe sex practices, condoms and reconversion through vocational training and micro loans.
HEALTH
AAT works in both Vietnam and in trafficking destination countries to identify, rescue, protect and safely repatriate women and children, with utmost respect for their rights.
AAT propose services on rehabilitation and reintegration for victims through micro loan programs for vocational training and small businesses and propose support for women in precarious situation.
Since 2001, AAT has been working in Vietnam to empower and to protect vulnerable communities with the development of community and individual programs.
AAT pioneering action against sexual exploitation of children and human trafficking for sex slavery in Vietnam.
AAT pioneering action against sexual exploitation of children and human trafficking for sex slavery in Vietnam.
Support for women involved in prostitution
Protection of children girls at risk
Provinces of origin of victims we supported & rescued
Program of support for victims of trafficking
Preventive Education Program.
AAT work in cooperation with State Agencies and local Social Organizations as required by Vietnamese law.
A CAMPAIGN TO BUY FREEDOM FOR THE VICTIMS OF WOMEN TRAFFICKING
Vietnam is one of the top source countries for women trafficking in Asia.
The main countries they’re sold to are Cambodia, China, and Malaysia.
Official statistics from Vietnam’s Department of General Police show that between 2011 and 2017, there were 2,700 reported cases of human trafficking. But the number of unreported cases is far bigger than said statistics.
The Bride for Sale Campaign illustrates how young women are sold like commodities.
The numbers you are going to see are based on real stories and researched from reputable news publications.
The PAC Program (Prevention, Awareness and Capacity Building)
is a 3-year training project to empower social workers, community leaders, law enforcement officers and government officials in Vinh Long Province, Vietnam.
Where Dreams Bloom aims to protect 30 children aged 6 -18 and are daughters or sisters of women earning living from prostitution. The program facilitates their study by supporting school fees until they complete K-12; helps to reduce the risk of leaving school, involving in prostitution and related risks.
The books are a collection of stories shared by the girls of the program. This is to record the start of their journey to realize their future. “Where Dreams Bloom” is updated regularly to share about the progress the children make.
Where Dreams Bloom
AAT Vietnam actions and its Founder on the Vietnamese television
AAT is the anti-trafficking NGO most exposed by Vietnamese media for Vietnamese
