Project Phoenix
India
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Project Phoenix works with children who are in care, living in slums, child care institutions, or whose parents are sex workers to help build bright futures.
Working with some of the most marginalised groups in India, the young adults working with Project Phoenix are at high risk of human rights abuses and exposure to violence, and many do not have access to education or livelihood opportunities. This jeopardises their mental health and ability to have a dignified life. Project Phoenix is a one-year program that incorporates social-emotional learning, trauma-informed therapy, safety sessions and parent sensitisation skills to build emotional resilience among its participants. Through a waterfall approach, their participants become agents of social change in their communities.
Project Phoenix is a transformative one-year programme that empowers young adults from slums, children’s homes, and red-light areas.
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By breaking the shackles of intergenerational trauma through social-emotional learning, trauma-informed therapy, safety sessions, participants grow stronger, like a phoenix rising.
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Equipped with emotional resilience and vital skills, they not only heal but become agents of change, challenging stigma, breaking cycles of violence, and creating safer, brighter futures for themselves and their communities.
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This ripple effect of empowerment transforms young adults into leaders in their environments, turning personal growth into community-wide impact.
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