Support Survivors of Violence & Human Trafficking in Quito
Program Overview
This is an ideal internship opportunity abroad if your passion lies in social services, human rights, female empowerment, or fighting sexual exploitation. The Support the Survivors of Gender-Based Violence and Human Trafficking program in Quito partners with a nonprofit that focuses on female adolescents who have been victims of sex trafficking in Ecuador. The organization works with the governmen...
This is an ideal internship opportunity abroad if your passion lies in social services, human rights, female empowerment, or fighting sexual exploitation. The Support the Survivors of Gender-Based Violence and Human Trafficking program in Quito partners with a nonprofit that focuses on female adolescents who have been victims of sex trafficking in Ecuador. The organization works with the government, receiving rescued girls and providing them a safe shelter. They assist with legal issues, find them a loving family, and include them in the educational system. Your responsibilities as an intern vary, depending on your skills set. You can assist with administrative tasks, creative art workshops, teaching sessions, fundraising for additional resources, and social work. You could also support t...
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What's Included
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- 1-3 Months
- Human Rights
- Law
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Women's Studies
- American
- Australian
- Austrian
- Belgian
- British
- Canadian
Updated Jan 15, 2026
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Locations
- Quito, Ecuador
Available Terms / Availability
- Intern Duration: 1-3 Months
Eligible Nationalities
- American
- Australian
- Austrian
- Belgian
Education Levels & Language
- Language: Spanish
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
Application Procedures
- Online Application
Age Requirement
18+
Duration
1-3 Months
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Human trafficking is a crime where all men, women & children are sold into dangerous situations. Sex trafficking is particularly problematic for women throughout Latin American countries, such as Ecuador, with 75% of those trafficked, sold into sex slavery. Due to a lack of financial aid, victims have limited help. This is why it is crucial to raise awareness and help the rehabilitation of those affected by trafficking.
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