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It’s only my third week in the job but this week I was lucky enough to visit the Odanadi girls home in Mysore, South India; the project which Yoga Stops […]

We are really excited to announce the new date for this year’s biggest Yoga Stops Traffick event: Sunday 31st March 2024. In two months time thousands of beautiful yogis from

With your support we can help fund training in beauty skills for young women in 2024 – listen to Deepa as she tells you why this is so vital and

Written by Amy Horsfield Human trafficking affects millions of people across the globe. It is a crime which involves coercing a person into forced labour, services or sex work. Anyone

Kavana had not been in contact with her family since she was very small and was raised by neighbours for most of her childhood. At 16 years old she was

Saniya relocated with her husband and 3 small children to Mysuru, South India to live with her aunt and to find work after the Covid-19 Pandemic. Saniya’s aunt was responsible

Our Indian grassroots partner, Odanadi, informed us of the worrying trend of trafficking criminals taking advantage of the school closures during Covid-19 to target vulnerable young people.  Pinky was 14