Walking Hand in Hand: The Relationship between Case Worker and Client
Story of Rescue & Rehabilitation of a Cross-Border Victim of Commercial Sexual Exploitation Following narrative captures the struggles of victims of cross-border
ATC Release: Building a Relationship of Trust with the Child
When Aparna was placed in a child care institution, there were some details about her background and family that she was not
The Principle of Non-Stigmatizing Semantics – Our Experiences and Learnings
In our work at Prerana, we strive for a non-discriminatory approach in our everyday interactions and actively work to bring in more
Rehabilitation & a Failing Judicial System
While the criminal justice system in India is complex and prosecution is often long-drawn, to ensure speedy trials of cases of child
Building A Life – Akbar’s Story
Children from red-light areas face innumerable challenges and have to fight to achieve a life of rights, choices, and dignity. ‘Building A
ATC Release: Scaling in Depth
When a child who has been missing from home, is found by the police or other relevant authorities, it is important to
The Right to Education: Fighting the odds – The story of Madhuri
Education is essential for a successful and stable future. However, formal education isn’t always accessible for the marginalized children living in the red-light
ATC Release: Ascertaining the Age of a Rescued Victim
We share our experience of a case where the age of the victim of commercial sexual exploitation was in question. To determine
ATC Release: When Families facilitate Exploitation
Certain communities from several villages on the confluence of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh are notorious for the rampant practice of
Fighting for a Future
Prerana has been working in the red-light areas (RLAs) of Mumbai since 1986. It provides several crucial services like the Night Care
Fighting for Freedom & Protection
Over the course of Prerana’s work in the red-light area, we have come across countless stories of a mother’s resilience to give
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