Hope for Justice exists to bring an end to modern slavery by preventing exploitation, rescuing victims and reforming society. Our grant this month will help them rebuild the lives of 75 young victims of trafficking in Uganda. The movement of rural children to cities and towns puts them at huge risk. They arrive with no shelter, protection, food, health care or education and are vulnerable to both child labour and sexual exploitation. Hope for Justice offer a holistic approach to this problem. They are working in Kampala to give vulnerable girls access to services and support those who have been exploited. Our 1% this month will pay for 75 girls to go through their ‘Lighthouse’ project. Lighthouses are safe places for children to stay where they can work to overcome their trauma, restore their lives and prepare for reintegration. They can access catch-up education, medical care and referrals, life-skills sessions, vocational training and counselling so they don’t remain trapped in a cycle of poverty, exploitation and abuse of their rights.