Children of women in prostitution are penalized for no fault of theirs. These children face social ostracization along with their mothers. Many a times in spite of all the effort by the mother to save the children from falling into the same trade the inevitable happens and the vicious cycle continues. The girl child is forced into the same trade and the boys are trained to become pimps. It is in this context the intervention for the prevention of second-generation was developed and implemented.

Taking into account the fact that these children are exposed to various traumatic experiences in their formative years which leaves permanent scars in their lives hampering the normal emotional and social growth it was felt that there was a need for a healing space to develop coping skills to adapt in the mainstream world. It is with this objective that the concept of transition centers and drop-in centers was evolved.

These centers provide for the holistic psycho-social and scholastic needs of the child. The concept of bridging the space also provides coping skills that will support the child to competently live in the mainstream world.

The first transition center was started in the year 1996 with just 5 children today in 2007 the transition centers and the drop in centers together have reached out to over 5000 children. Using education as a tool thousands of vulnerable children are being prevented from being inducted into flesh trade or sex trafficking.