Project Overview

Vehicle for Night Watch

Kwenuha Women’s Association (KWA) is a faith-based nonprofit organization in Livingstone, Zambia, committed to supporting women impacted by human trafficking and commercial sex work. With extremely high unemployment rates and widespread poverty in the region, many women and young girls turn to transactional sex as a means of survival—leaving them vulnerable to HIV, violence, and exploitation. KWA provides a holistic pathway to safety and independence through trauma-informed shelter, vocational training, farming, life skills development, and small business support.

Night Watch Outreach is one of KWA’s key outreach efforts. The team operates directly in bars, nightclubs, and truck stops to reach women who are currently involved in sex work. Outreach workers conduct “night fishing trips”, meeting women where they are, offering soft rescues, and inviting them into KWA’s broader programs. These visits are a critical first step toward rehabilitation, focused on trust-building, nonjudgmental engagement, and providing real alternatives.

This project will fund the purchase of a dedicated outreach vehicle to:

  • Enable safe and consistent nighttime outreach in high-risk areas
  • Expand access to isolated compounds and informal settlements
  • Transport women safely when they choose to enter KWA’s programs
  • Support ongoing follow-up and reintegration efforts

With a reliable vehicle, KWA will be able to engage more women, respond more effectively, and ensure safe transitions into care—ultimately increasing the number of lives transformed through its programs.

Support Nighttime Outreach and Rescue in Zambia

Your donation will help Kwenuha reach more women trapped in cycles of exploitation—offering them safety, healing, and the opportunity to build new lives.

This project will fund a vehicle for the Livingstone Night Watch Outreach Program, enabling Kwenuha Women’s Association to safely and effectively reach women involved in sex work during nighttime outreach efforts. The vehicle will support recruitment, soft rescue, and rehabilitation, extending the reach and impact of Kwenuha’s life-changing programs.

Project Image

Mission Statement

Our mission is to safeguard biodiversity, mitigate climate change impacts, and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come through proactive conservation efforts.

Goal:
$15,290
Donate
Donate
Icon
Direct Care Services

We provide essential services tailored to survivors' needs, including family reunification, residential care, and reintegration programs for at-risk children and youth.

Icon
Accreditation and Collaboration

Through our accreditation processes and open-source collaboration, we connect and support aftercare organizations, enhancing the quality of care and support available to survivors globally.

Icon
Research and Program Development

Engaging with a global community of service providers, researchers, and advocates, we drive innovation and continual improvement in aftercare practices to combat human trafficking effectively.

Icon
Global Outreach

Our active engagement spans Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America, where we support organizations in building brighter futures for survivors and uniting communities to end exploitation.

Discover other our programs and Initiatives

Empowering Young Mothers Through Skill Development Training

Young mothers in Port Moresby’s settlements face high unemployment, lack of vocational training, and financial exclusion. Many rely on informal jobs with little stability or income. This project addresses those challenges by equipping 120 women with practical skills in tailoring, catering, beautician services, and entrepreneurship. It fosters self-reliance and reduces poverty by linking graduates to markets, financial services, and business mentorship.

Project Image
Goal:
$30,820
Donate
Donate
Shelter and Empowerment for Women Exiting Exploitation

This project will provide a safe and stable shelter for women exiting human trafficking and commercial sex work in Livingstone, Zambia. The shelter will offer a secure environment where survivors can begin their healing journey and access essential services. We have identified several key needs to fully establish and sustain the shelter, including construction, furnishings, and support staff.

Project Image
Goal:
$32,258
Donate
Donate
Ending Exploitation, Empowering Futures: Vocational Training for Girls

In Tanzania, over 1.5 million girls are out of school, many at risk of early marriage and exploitation. This project, led by the Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI), will empower adolescent girls in Kibaha District through school-based clubs, vocational training, and community awareness. Your support will provide life skills, reproductive health education, and income-generating tools to girls who need them most.

Project Image
Goal:
$25,000
Donate
Donate
Economic Empowerment for Women in Sex Work

In vulnerable communities, many women are pushed into sex work due to poverty and lack of opportunity. This project equips 50 female sex workers with training in entrepreneurship and agriculture, helping them build stable, dignified income sources. It also promotes HIV prevention and reduces stigma through outreach to 2,500 community members.

Project Image
Goal:
$30,000
Donate
Donate
Resettlement and Economic Empowerment for South Sudan’s Displaced

This project will support displaced families in Malakal, South Sudan, through sustainable livelihoods, community-led structures, and urgent relief efforts. By establishing programs in relatively stable areas like Wau Shilluk and Kodok Payams, SDMIC aims to promote long-term resettlement and economic independence for thousands of returnees.

Project Image
Goal:
$200,000
Donate
Donate