“Improving community based approach to combat trafficking in women and girls  and HIV/AIDS prevention in 5 wards and 1 commune of Lao Cai city, Lao Cai province”

1.      Project duration: From 13^st September 2011 to 30^th Decemb

1. "Help me".
   If someone has been trafficked and they are able to reach out, then they can fill in this form and their information is submitted to in-country anti-human trafficking organisations that are in a position to be of assistance.
   
2. "Report".
   If someone believes that they have found someone who is the victim of trafficking, they can fill in this form, and the information is likewise submitted to in-country anti-human trafficking organisations that are in a position to help.
   
3. "Answers"
   This page is a brief FAQ, explaining in-brief what human trafficking is, how victims can be identified, and describing traffickd.org.
   
4. "Alliance"
   This section of the site is designed to show those individuals and organisations that support the activities of traffickd.org.

1. A person identifies themselves or someone else as trafficked by filling in the relevant form on traffickd.org;
2. Traffickd.org forwards the report (which will be explained to all in-country organisations associated with the site) to anti-human trafficking organisations in the country that the purportedly trafficked person is currently in;
3. The in-country organisation keeps traffickd.org updated on the status of the matter until it is resolved.

1. A link to traffickd.org from your website
   Traffickd.org will be most effective if it is easily discovered by people. As such, a link-back would be of benefit in two ways: firstly, through contact with visitors to your site, and secondly because the more websites that link to traffickd.org, the higher it will appear in search results on engines such as Google. This will facilitate the process of locating the site, reporting trafficking, and therefore emancipation of trafficked people. This link could accompany the traffickd.org logo, a description, or stand on its own.
   
2. A link to your site from traffickd.org, and logo on our "Alliance" page
   If your organisation is unable to receive reports of trafficking but still wants to be involved, then you can join the traffickd.org alliance.  We would show your proud logo with a link back to your site on the traffickd.org "Alliance" page.  If you are willing to receive reports of trafficking and in a position to help, then select of your organisation’s details, including its website address, will be located on an “In-Country Organisations” page.
   
3. Connections to other anti-human trafficking organisations
   If you already have connections with anti-human trafficking groups or organisations, we would very much appreciate your letting us know of this connection. In an area such as trafficking, which is so prone to corruption, the approbation of an organisation by a traffickd.org alliance member would help to improve quality control. This in turn would improve the traffickd.org service overall.
   
4. Connections on social media
   If your organisation has a profile on social media such as Facebook or Twitter, we would appreciate your connecting with the relevant traffickd.org sites (www.facebook.com/traffickd.org and @traffickddotorg respectively). This too would help to raise awareness of the site and improve the possibility of emancipation for victims of trafficking.
   

(Please note that in the interest of safety, traffickd.org's staff do not use their names in out-going correspondence).

To contribute to improving the capacity of health care workers in rural and mountainous, the Institute for Reproductive and Family Health annually organizes training courses on various fields, such as gender equality and equity, sexual and reproductive health for youths/adolescents, maternal and child health care, HIV/AIDS and STIs transmission prevention.