Who We Are.
The Recycled Child Project {RCP} is a youth-focused coalition of modern-day recyclers dedicated to recycling, restoring and rebuilding the lives of trafficking victims and youth forced to work in the sex trade. This neglected population of youth has been deemed by society, sex tourists, governments, and even their families as disposable, exploitable and replaceable goods.
Why We Exist.
The global government and global community has neglected to serve this population of exploited youth working in the commercial sex industry. RCP has become aware of the absence of vital services and has committed itself to providing necessary skills and resources needed for the youth to obtain opportunities outside the exploitative grasp of the sex trade.
What We Do.
RCP’s mission is to provide education, life-skills, and to offer our participants the basic human rights deserved by all citizen of the world. With services such as English development, computer development, culinary development and case management RCP youth can become active members of our global community. New opportunities and a chance for our youth to live recycled and salvaged lives is imperative, but this vision can only come to fruition when realistic opportunities and viable alternatives are made easily available. Our youth should not be expected to take on the vices of drug addiction, poverty, prostitution and begging simply to survive.
Recent News
Save the Date: 5/20/10 RCP Seafood Soiree & Silent Auction. On 5/20/2010 we will have the 1st Annual Seafood Soiree to benefit the youth we work with in Thailand.