A21 is a global anti-slavery organisation committed to ending human trafficking and providing rescue, care, and restoration to survivors. Their work focuses on prevention, rescue, and aftercare, aiming to create a world free from slavery.
Last year, Year 6 generously supported A21's efforts by raising funds for their education programs and providing essential supplies to those in need. The school also donated laptops to aid in the educational development of trafficked children.
A21's prevention programs involve visiting schools and communities to educate children and raise awareness about the dangers of human trafficking. Their teams engage with young people through interactive activities, storytelling, and discussions, equipping them with knowledge and tools to protect themselves and others. Additionally, the teams provide essential items like snacks and milk to support the well-being of the communities they serve.
As part of their Christmas appeal, the school donated backpacks filled with essentials and toys to children affected by trafficking. These gifts provide much-needed support and a sense of hope for these vulnerable individuals.
A21's work is making a significant impact on the lives of trafficked children and their families. By raising awareness, providing education, and offering essential resources, they are helping to break the cycle of slavery and create a brighter future for those who have been affected. A21 is very grateful for all of the support that the Year 6 students at Bangkok Patana provide.