AAT Founder – Winner of the French Social & Humanitarian International Trophy 2020 & Asia-Pacific Trophy 2019
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They are daughters or sisters of the women involved in prostitution. Their background and family stories are tumultuous. Health and housing instability, poverty, incarcerated parents, debt, drug used by relatives and HIV are part of their reality.
The girls are educated and protected from risks of sexual and labor exploitation, sexual abuse, and human trafficking.
They completing K-12 education and are empowered to Improve their likelihood to succeed their childhood.
AAT is the pioneering organization in the fight against human trafficking and sexual exploitation and in developing community prevention programs in Vietnam.
Children who are featured on this site are no victims of trafficking or sexual exploitation. They are AAT’s community ambassadors. The minors and their parents consent to the use of the photographs. A photo release form was signed by both parties.
AAT Founder – Winner of the French Social & Humanitarian International Trophy 2020 & Asia-Pacific Trophy 2019
WHERE DREAMS BLOOM PROJECT
Ivy has been a beneficiary of the “Where Dreams Bloom” project since 2015 when she was 13 years old
Ivy has completed her apprenticeship with a good attitude and hard work at “La boulangerie Française” (EICD). In June 2023, she got a good job at Sofitel Saigon Plaza, a 5 star luxury hotel at Ho Chi Minh City.
Since March 2023, RMIT Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) students from Episodic Animation have partnered with our NGO to produce pilot animations for shows, potential program to raise awareness on possible topics such as: prevention of sexual exploitation & abuse, prevention of school violence, education & reproductive health, human trafficking, etc.
Sex education and prevention. These are clips made by our volunteers, raise awareness of individuals in Vietnam. Sex education information equips children and adolescents with knowledges, skills and careful awareness of health, benefits, rights and human values.
More videos coming soon.
Is the project supporting and protecting 45 girls aged from 6 to 20 whose their mothers are forced into survival sex. They are in a very precarious situation and they risk being involved into prostitution networks before their majority, to help their mother to repay accumulated debts contracted for their daily survival.
Stories shared by the girls of the project are collected and compiled into these books.
They serve as memory, which keep track of their unique journey from the beginning to their future.
Harm reduction with individuals involved in sex trade referred to a range of public help designed to lessen the negative social and/or physical consequences associated with teenagers and women involved in prostitution.
70.000 persons helped to now. Our peer educator team follow around 1500 women and teenagers per year.
ABOUT OUR WORK