Who We Are
Fula Africa is a nonprofit organization based in South Africa, dedicated to eradicating human trafficking in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. With a mission to uphold the dignity of vulnerable populations and disrupt trafficking networks, we work tirelessly to create safer communities.
We believe in empowering individuals and communities with knowledge, resources, and support to resist exploitation and build brighter futures.
Mission, Vision, and Values
To fight human trafficking through awareness, victim support, and advocacy.
Vision:
A Southern Africa where every individual is free from human trafficking, living with dignity and security.
Core Values:
- Transparency: We operate with openness and accountability to build trust and integrity in all our actions.
- Dignity: Every human life has inherent value and deserves respect and protection.
- Collaboration: Together, with communities, governments, and global partners, we can create sustainable change.
- Empowerment: We equip individuals and communities with tools to resist and recover from exploitation.
Our Story
Fula Africa was founded with a vision to address the growing human trafficking crisis in Southern Africa. Initially starting as a grassroots organization, it has grown into a trusted leader in the fight against modern slavery.
Key Milestones:
- 2017: Published the Wamama Chronicles with the support of UNODC, bringing survivor stories to light and raising awareness about trafficking.
- 2018: Expanded awareness campaigns to rural Malawi, reaching vulnerable communities with education and resources.
- 2024: Collaborated on the documentary Trafficked: Bus Ride from Hell, which highlighted the ease of human trafficking across borders.
Fula Africa’s journey continues as we amplify our efforts to disrupt trafficking networks, support survivors, and educate communities.
Partnerships
Human trafficking is a transnational crime, and Fula Africa collaborates with a range of partners to maximize impact.
Our Collaborations Include:
- United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC): Partnered to produce Wamama Chronicles and create awareness materials for law enforcement and communities.
- Local Governments: Working alongside policymakers and law enforcement in South Africa and other SADC countries to disrupt trafficking networks.
- Nonprofits and NGOs: Collaborating with regional and international organizations to share resources, strategies, and knowledge.
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Join us for a better life and beautiful future
Join us on our mission to end human trafficking. Together, we can protect the vulnerable, support survivors, and create a future free from exploitation.