Corporación Espacios de Mujer is an NGO that works in Medellin and Antioquia Department in Colombia. It develops programmes to prevent human trafficking and support people (especially women) victims and survivors of human trafficking, migrants returned to Colombia and women in prostitution. Using a gender and human rights perspective, it empowers people to recover and claim their rights.

Espacios de Mujer provides comprehensive assistance in order to support victims through to the complete restoration of their rights, emphasising the accompaniment and psychosocial counselling. Only when victims manage their pain, process their experiences, and tell their story, can they effectively rebuild their lives and become survivors.

Contact Details:
Address: Carrera 42 # 49 - 45  (Córdoba con Ayacucho), Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
Tel: +57 4 239 83 51
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Website: espaciosdemujer.org 

Fundación Renacer aims to contribute to the eradication of the commercial sexual exploitation of children and adolescents. The organisation works in the areas of research, prevention, integral assistance to victims, advocacy and lobbying, as well as the promotion of the participation of children and adolescents from a perspective of respect, defence and restitution of the rights of the child. 

Contact Details:
Address: Calle 76 Bis 20c - 51 Bogotá, Colombia
Tel: +57 8 05 02 17; +57 2 48 65 42
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Website: fundacionrenacer.org 

Sindicato de Trabajadoras Deomesticas (SINTRASEDOM) is a self-organised group with members in different cities of Colombia: Cali, Medellin and Bogota. SINTRASEDOM is also a member of COLACTRAHO (Confederacion Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Trabajadoras del Hogar).

SINTRASEDOM’s vision is to inform, build the capacity of, and strengthen women domestic workers who are vulnerable to abuse, sexual violence and labour exploitation, so that the rights of domestic workers are recognised and that women domestic workers are “strengthened in responsible decision making and the construction of a project for their lives.”

Contact Details:
Tel: +57-300 460 3377 +57-315 323 2406
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