SICAR cat

Support and rights restoration for trafficking survivors

SICAR cat is a program launched in 2002 by Adoratrices, a religious organization with a social mission. It provides comprehensive support and works to help restore the rights of people who have survived human trafficking. According to its 2023 annual report, it served more than 200 trafficking survivors that year.

Areas of work

• Comprehensive support for trafficking survivors.
• Advocacy and online activism.
• Collaboration with other organizations.
• Transparency and accountability through an annual report.

Institutional integration

SICAR cat is integrating into Fundación Amaranta. It also participates in projects such as TIATAS and SEA, which focus on preventing exploitation and violence, and has submitted contributions to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery.

Contact

24-hour emergency phone: 679 65 40 88. Office and press phone: 661 86 18 75, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m. For safety reasons, the organization does not publish its physical address.