Save The Children India

Save The Children India is a nonprofit organization registered in SAM.gov as an "Other Not For Profit Organization" with a focus on social welfare and human rights initiatives. While specific details about the organization's broader mission are not provided in the source document, the federal grant award history suggests the entity works extensively on combating human trafficking and supporting vulnerable populations in India. The organization has been registered to receive federal awards since July 8, 2019, and has demonstrated capabilities in receiving federal grants from U.S. government agencies.

Save The Children India has secured federal grant awards specifically targeting human trafficking prevention, protection, and prosecution efforts. Their primary federal grant awards have been issued by the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, focusing on critical intervention strategies in India. The organization has received two notable federal grants: one in September 2024 aimed at supporting sex-trafficking victims' rehabilitation, and another in September 2020 designed to conduct law enforcement and local government workshops on trafficking intervention strategies in western India. Additionally, they have participated in sub-grant awards, such as a collaboration with the End Modern Slavery Initiative Foundation, which focused on enabling responsive justice for trafficking victims in five districts of Maharashtra. These grants demonstrate Save The Children India's specialized expertise in developing comprehensive anti-trafficking programs, providing workshop training, supporting victim rehabilitation, and working closely with local law enforcement and government entities to address human trafficking challenges.