Child Protection
& Anti-Human
Trafficking
Child Protection & Anti-Human Trafficking
JJS is committed to protecting children and vulnerable individuals from exploitation, abuse, and trafficking. Our initiatives ensure the safety, dignity, and well-being of every child while empowering communities to create protective environments. We engage in rescue operations with law enforcement, providing survivors with psychological counseling, legal aid, and reintegration support.
We strengthen child protection mechanisms by empowering Child Protection Committees (CPCs) at village, block, and district levels to address issues like child labor, forced marriages, and abuse. Awareness campaigns educate communities about the dangers of trafficking and child abuse.
JJS collaborates with border security, Anti-Human Trafficking Units (AHTUs), and law enforcement to prevent cross-border trafficking. Training for transporters, hoteliers, and locals enhances detection and prevention, particularly along the Indo-Nepal border.
We empower youth through Anti-Human Trafficking (AHT) Clubs in colleges and adolescent clubs in vulnerable areas. These initiatives have rescued and rehabilitated survivors, strengthened over 2,000 CPCs, and established 100 AHT clubs, making significant progress in trafficking prevention.
JJS envisions a world where every child is safe, and we continue to work with communities and stakeholders to eliminate trafficking and uphold children’s rights
Child Protection Anti-Human & Trafficking
01 Rescue & Rehab
Children Home for rescue children in Gaya and Saharsha
Provide emergency, Psycho-Social and rehabilitative support to the survivors.
Providing legal support to the survivors.
Psychological support through mental counselling provided to the survivors.
Providing rehabilitative support to the victims
Supporting the Law enforcement agencies in rescue operations of survivors.
02 Stakeholders Strengthening
Strengthening and reforming CPC at various level.
Strengthening the state and district level structures to combat issues of child labour, Early and forced marriages, Child abuse and human trafficking.
Involving stakeholders to prevent cross border trafficking across Indo-Nepal border
Strengthening border security forces, SSB, District Police, APF Nepal, ASTITVA, AHTU, Hoteliers, Transporters, CWC, JJB to prevent illegal trafficking across borders of India and Nepal.
Strengthening law enforcement agencies.
02 Community
Establishing Anti Human Trafficking clubs across colleges of Bihar
Formation and strengthening of adolescents clubs to combat child abuse and exploitation.
Public Hearing to minimize the gap within the community and the government line department
Supporting the street, runway children.
Supporting the vulnerable families in MIca Mining areas of Bihar and Jharkhand
Formation of Anti Trafficking Vigilance committee.
Community strengthening on preventive measures.