Advocacy Network Against Irregular Network is a Non governmental organisation form in other to create awareness to our brother and sisters who are risking their life, to travel  to another country through human Traffickers, most of them are stocked in different countries our organisation create the platform for them to come back home and reintegrated them  with their previous business,school,and even help them get a job. our team have the expertise in psycho social counselling to migrant who have been disappointed.

   what make us different, is that we help save lives and we want to show the world that we can make it a better place, if we only care and love each other.

     I have managed to maintain a large database of these migrants, their stories which include details of the ruthless Human traffickers involved in this virtual modern-day slavery.

The other NGO’s have come to rely on my work and so the migrant and returnees

I have played a key role in rehabilitating and providing other key services to returnees and their children by liaising with divorced families and eventually resolving the conflict between them by mediation.

The requirement of these returnees is vast. The money given by other charities to help this migrants in the most instance is usually not enough to take care of their needs so in the majority of these cases look for other avenues to solve some of the problems especially in situations where children are involved. The funds are singular not for returnees with children as in the case of returnees from predominantly the Middle Eastern countries where they have been enslaved and sexually assaulted resulting in unwanted babies (especially married women with families at home).  in some instances I look for other avenues to solve the problem of these unwanted children either by adoption or given some kind of scholarship to help with their schooling which helps both mother and children.

I have also stepped forward in helping out with children who have been made homeless due to natural disaster such as the terrible mudslide we witness some while ago. For a small simple organisation like mine, I have done over and above my capacity to help returnees, refugees, orphans and much more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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