The Education Support Program (ESP) was prompted as a result of one of Prerana’s priorities for intervention, namely ending intergenerational trafficking. The ESP was born out of the organization’s commitment to the children’s right to education.

This document explores how the formerly sex trafficked and prostituted, but now rehabilitated, women perceived health and health services.

The Vashi-Turbhe Red-Light Area (RLA) is a relatively new RLA. The mapping of this area covers its various commercial establishments as well as the number of brothels. The data has been compared over four years i.e 2016 to 2019 and is collected annually between February and March.

The Falkland Road Red-Light Area (RLA) mapping, covers the commercial establishments as well as the number of brothels located in the area. The data has been compared over four years i.e 2016 to 2019. The data is collected annually in February and March.

Having witnessed significant changes in Mumbai’s historical Red-Light Areas (RLA), in 2010, Prerana began routinely mapping the superstructures in these RLAs.
Through this exercise, the team of Prerana social workers can identify the changing structures and dynamics of the RLAs, as understanding this is crucial for planning its services and strategies.

To build a contemporary understanding of these communities (mainly the Nat and Bedia communities), the ATC Team visited Rajasthan in 2018. The study was approached through casework interventions based on Prerana’s past experiences of working with victims from the communities.

Mumbai, the financial capital of India and an important port city! Very close to the southern part aka the downtown of Mumbai, stands one

In Prerana’s 30 years of working with women and children in the red-light areas of Mumbai, we have witnessed varied instances where women

Mumbai, the financial capital of India, is an important port city and a hub for human trafficking. The city harbors some of the largest Red-Light Areas