We exist to restore hope and dignity to the victims of sex trafficking and substance abuse by rehabilitating and empowering them through residential programs and sustainable opportunities in education and vocational training.
Modern Day Slavery
Peace | Love | Hope
- According to the UNODC Report, the most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation. The victims of sexual exploitation are predominantly women and girls.
- Worldwide, over 20% of all trafficking victims are children.
- The International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates that 49.6 million people are currently trapped in modern slavery.
Our Impact
100% of the minor girls we rescue were at risk of being trafficked. 100% of the women we rescue have already endured trafficking — but today, they are safe, healing, and rediscovering hope.
The transformational journey that starts with outreach, continues for life.
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Ashagram exists for the forgotten and rejected members of India’s society. Reintegrating them is an effort that we need to make together
About BTC
For over 35 years, Bombay Teen Challenge, a non-profit organization, has been working to rescue and restore men, women, and children from dangerous and tragic situations. The rehabilitation and education programs within BTC serve as evidence that as an organization, we understand that physical rescue is only the beginning of a long journey towards healing. BTC is committed to the journey of each rescued individual for as long as necessary. With this at the core of our work, BTC is not just an organization; it is a family.