Community
Anti-Trafficking Campaigns in Communities and Schools
Sensitization campaigns reaching thousands of men, women and children on the harmful effects of child trafficking.
Registered charity G13,705 · DSW/2377
CIAHT-Ghana is a human rights and development organization fighting human trafficking through community advocacy, rescue and rehabilitation of victims, and livelihood skills training for women and children.
Read the 2026 report from the Child Rights Advocacy Officer, including the original Word file.
Read the reportFounded on 6 June 2002 and registered in Ghana in 2004, CIAHT-Ghana is a non-governmental human rights and development organization headquartered in Tamale. We speak against trafficking of all kinds, early and forced marriage, and the abuse of women and children.
Learn more20,000+
Men, women and children sensitized on child trafficking
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Anti-trafficking school clubs with 1,440 members
140
Girls and boys trained in fashion, design and weaving
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Trafficked girls rescued, rehabilitated and reintegrated
Health, education, agriculture and human rights — centred on the most marginalized.
Community health awareness for vulnerable women and children.
Anti-trafficking clubs and awareness programmes in schools.
Organic farming and livelihood projects for rural women.
Advocacy against trafficking, forced marriage and abuse.
Community
Sensitization campaigns reaching thousands of men, women and children on the harmful effects of child trafficking.
Livelihoods
Practical agricultural training that gives women sustainable income and reduces vulnerability to trafficking.
Advocacy
Working with chiefs, opinion leaders and youth groups across the Tolon District of the Northern Region.
CIAHT marked the 2026 International Day against human trafficking with community durbars in Kunguri/Nyujagyili in Tolon District, Tinbung in Kumbungu District, and Gbanlahi in Sagnerigu Municipal, with support from Talithan-Kum Ghana and Safe Child Advocate.
Confronting the rise of street children in Tamale — the causes, the dangers, and the way back to school and skills.
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