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RENEW Foundation REGION III 24-hour emergency hotline

Posted on 09 June 2009 by renewfoundation

p1050467RENEW Foundation, along with running a 24 hour trafficking emergency response team, now also has a 24-hour emergency hotline (for Region III in the Philippines) for trafficking victims & concerned citizens.  0928 52 RENEW (73639)

 

For further information please see our website www.renew-foundation.org

RENEW Foundation Background:

RENEW Foundation Philippines is a Christian International Non-Governmental Organization (INGO). RENEW aims to empower female victims of prostitution and sex trafficking in the Philippines through an holistic approach to recovery.  RENEW also works to prevent young women from being trafficked and from entering prostitution through community development programs including income generating projects, vocational training and scholarships. RENEW is located in Angeles City, just north of the Philippines’ capital Manila. Angeles is one of the largest sex tourist destinations in the world with just over 15 thousand women working in its various sex establishments.  Angeles City is also the Philippine’s second largest destination point (after Manila) for internal trafficking, and is one of the main recruitment centres used by trans-national and national trafficking networks.

 

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