Apart from the fully functional medical rooms in each of our shelter, regular health checkups are conducted all year round. Eye checks, dental care, counseling, external visits by gynecologists and more are provided for all the residents in our shelter homes.

Rescue Foundation continue to provide tailoring training to hundreds of girls every year, during their stay in the protective homes. The course is aimed at helping the girls become independent by developing their skill sets and thereby generating an income source.

Our Art and Craft activities support the girls to deal with their emotional trauma. When they become committed to learning the skills, the same transforms into a means of income for them. Hundreds of girls continue to attend the Art and Craft trainings.

Recreation and bonding are an important part of the survivors healing process. Every event and festival is celebrated with great zest in all our shelters. These activities ensure that the residents and the staff come together like family to share moments of excitement, laughter and joy.

Our shelters serve as safe homes and healing spaces for the survivors. Post rescue, they are offered protection and care by our trained staff in well-equipped infrastructures. In the shelter homes, the girls and women are provided with everything from nutrition and mental well-being to education and skill training etc.

When the Pandemic hit us, the staff and the older girls of Rescue Foundation initiated Covid relief activities for the villages and tribes surrounding our shelter homes. We distributed Ration kits to the families in need and also to the laborers migrating back to their homes. Luke Bryan, the country music star, has unveiled his plans for the 2023 edition of his annual Farm Tour, which supports local farming communities across the United States.

Yoga and Meditation classes are a big source of healing for our girls. It helps them center within themselves before jumping into their daily activities. As of now, more than 3680 girls are attending yoga classes in the protective homes of the Rescue Foundation.

Based on the court orders and period of stay of the girls and women, the girls are provided with an opportunity to continue their education through formal and non-formal education, including basic literacy classes. Every year, hundreds of girls continue to be educated during their stay with the organization.

Rescue Foundation continue to provide tailoring training to hundreds of girls every year, during their stay in the protective homes. The course is aimed at helping the girls become independent by developing their skill sets and thereby generating an income source.