Reintegration Research

A main goal for Love146 is to be able to restore surivors of child sex slavery and then have them be reintegrated back into a community or with their family.  This is a delicate process, which is why we are researching the best methods and successes.

The first part of this research aims to come up with a tool that will measure the success of the reintegration of trafficked survivors. The tool will be based on indicators that will be derived from the perceptions of reintegrated children-survivors, family, and community.

The second part of the research aims to determine and ensure the reliability and validity of the tool.

In the third part of the research, the indicators of successful reintegration will be used to implement a program of reintegration for other selected subjects.

At the end of the program, the tool will be used to measure the success of the reintegration program.

The tool can later on be used and validated in other settings in other countries, not only to determine success of reintegration of trafficked survivors, but also to serve as a guide to ensure their successful reintegration.

Phase1 of this research is completed: 

Download Phase1of Aftercare Reintegration Research