Join our Projects
We invite you to support transformative projects that empower vulnerable women and children around the world. By partnering with dedicated organizations, ACI ensures that your contributions provide critical resources, care, and opportunities to those who need it most.
Your support can make a lasting difference, helping these individuals on their journey to a brighter, self-sufficient future.
Lusaka Girls Shelter
Lusaka, Zambia
Safe housing for vulnerable women and young girls at risk of trafficking is urgently needed in the region. The Lusaka Girls Shelter will provide safe housing, essential resources, and a supportive space for women and young girls at risk of trafficking. This refuge will help residents rebuild their lives and gain skills for reintegration into their communities.
Funding Needed:
$40,000
PROMEFA Family Improvement Program
Bogota, Colombia
Hogares Bambi Bogotá supports vulnerable families through the PROMEFA Program, offering vocational training and personal development workshops. The program also provides care for children aged 0-4 while parents receive training. Over the next 12 months, PROMEFA aims to assist 70 families, with continued funding essential for its success.
Funding Needed:
$12,000
Van for Transportation
Quito, Ecuador
Fundación Alas de Colibrí is seeking a dedicated vehicle for Nido de Protección, their shelter for young survivors of sex trafficking in Quito, Ecuador. Currently isolated due to security measures and limited mobility, which restricts their ability to visit family, and access essential services. A dedicated vehicle would improve their situation, offering them a vital connection to the outside world and enhancing their overall quality of life during their recovery.
Funding Needed:
$12,000
DMI Agro-farming Shelter for Children
Visiga, Tanzania
Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) is building a shelter on their 25-acre farmland in Visiga, Tanzania, to support survivors of human trafficking. The shelter will house and train up to 40 young women annually, providing them with essential skills in sustainable farming and livestock management, empowering them toward self-sufficiency and a brighter future.
Funding Needed:
Fully Funded ($68,147)
WET Outreach Center
Angeles City, Philippines
Wipe Every Tear plans to establish an outreach center in Fields Avenue, Angeles City, a major hub for sex tourism. The center will offer immediate support to women in the sex trade, providing meals, counseling, and connections with program alumni who have successfully exited the trade. This initiative aims to help women begin their journey toward healing and empowerment, guiding them toward a brighter future.
Funding Needed:
$60,000
Kwenuha Farm and Rehabilitation Initiative
Livingstone, Zambia
Comprehensive project to empower women survivors of human trafficking through sustainable farming and vocational training. This initiative will give them the skills and resources necessary for self-sufficiency and economic independence. We have identified several key needs to fully launch and sustain this initiative.
Funding Needed:
$155,798
Lushomo Vocational Training Center
Livingstone, Zambia
Lushomo Trust is expanding the Grace Center in Livingstone, Zambia, to support more at-risk girls from the region, particularly those from the vulnerable border town of Kazungula. By doubling the center's capacity, this project will provide essential skills, education, and support to help these young women escape poverty and avoid exploitation, empowering them to build brighter, more secure futures.
Funding Needed:
$170,000
KCM Rehabilitation Center Services
Kyampisi, Uganda
Kyampisi Childcare Ministries (KCM) is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating child survivors of ritualistic sacrifice and trafficking in Kyampisi, east of Kampala, Uganda. KCM is now launching a project to build a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center that will provide essential mental, psychosocial, and physiotherapy care. This new facility will double their capacity to serve vulnerable children, offering them the specialized support they need to heal and rebuild their lives.
Funding Needed:
$142,533
DMI Vocational Entrepreneurship Center
Kibamba, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) is launching an Entrepreneurship Development Centre (EDC) to empower young survivors of human trafficking in Tanzania. This program will train them in starting and managing their own businesses, provide access to start-up loans, and offer ongoing business mentorship. The EDC aims to equip these women with the skills and resources needed to achieve economic independence and long-term success.