A practical Rehabilitation and Reintegration Guide is currently being developed for organisations and practitioners working with children at risk of trafficking and exploitation. The resource will bring together information on educational access, child protection services, rehabilitation pathways, referral mechanisms, and longer-term support options. It is intended for NGOs, educators, community organisations, and others involved in child protection and welfare.
Because prevention depends heavily on early identification, an Early Risk Indicators Toolkit is also in development. The toolkit is designed to help teachers, NGO workers, community volunteers, and other frontline stakeholders recognise patterns associated with vulnerability, educational disengagement, exploitation risks, and social exclusion.
Future plans include expert-led workshops and training sessions exploring vulnerability indicators, educational reintegration, child protection frameworks, and rehabilitation approaches. The initiative also hopes to establish an Educational Support Fund to help address barriers that prevent children from remaining in school, including the cost of educational materials, learning resources, and continuity assistance.
In addition, efforts are being explored to improve access to trauma-informed therapeutic services that support recovery, emotional wellbeing, and long-term stability