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MISSING LINK TRUST

  9836353362
  https://www.savemissinggirls.com/
  radhika@savemissinggirls.com
Missing Link Trust (MISSING) works to prevent child sexual violence and exploitation by using education, art, and technology to drive awareness and lasting change.

Our flagship initiative, the Missing Awareness and School Safety Program (MASSp), is not just an educational program—it is a scalable and transformative solution. MASSp uses repetitive, dialogue-based learning modules rooted in global best practices, and delivered through art, storytelling, and games. This participatory design builds trust, confidence, and lasting behaviour change among children while sensitizing teachers and parents to safeguard them.

So far, MASSp has reached over 191,000 students across India.

Through the Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025, we are fundraising to bring MASSp to BMC schools in Mumbai’s F Ward—one of the city’s most vulnerable zones for sexual violence and school dropouts. Our goal is to reach 4,000+ children, ensuring that each one has the tools to recognize unsafe situations, resist exploitation, and seek help.

Appeal

Every child deserves to feel safe—in their homes, schools, and communities. Yet, in Mumbai’s F Ward, children face some of the city’s highest risks of sexual violence and school dropouts. Without early intervention, their chances of completing education and growing up safe diminish drastically.

Through the Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025, Missing Link Trust is raising funds to bring our proven Missing Awareness and School Safety Program (MASSp) to 4,000+ children in BMC schools in this vulnerable zone.

Funds raised will directly support:
- Implementation of MASSp modules through interactive sessions using art, games, and storytelling.
- Training of teachers and school staff to recognize risks and respond effectively.
- Development of child-friendly learning materials to reinforce safe behaviours.

At just ?670 per child, your contribution can provide a child with life-saving knowledge and confidence to resist exploitation and seek help.

Your support will help us build a protective safety net around thousands of children—ensuring they grow up not just educated, but safe, empowered, and free to dream.

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Cause Area:

Education

Fundmeter:

1728757 of 2500000
3 supporters
LATEST CONTRIBUTORS
OMKAR KALE
VISHAAL BHATNAGAR
Tushar Kejriwal

Our Fundraisers

Neeraj Sanghi
Change Champion
2855500 of 3400000
Leena Kejriwal
Change Investor
510502 of 500000
NAINISH TIKOO
Fundraiser Gold
156100 of 250000
Nikita Anand
Fundraiser Bronze
40004 of 45000

Fund Utilization in 2025

Total funds raised in 2025 - INR 25000
Project NameMissing Awareness and Safety School program (MASSp)
Amount Utilized (INR)25000
Project DescriptionThe Missing Awareness and School Safety Program (MASSp) is an adolescent-centric initiative that equips young people with the knowledge and skills to prevent abuse, exploitation, and unsafe situations. In 2024–25, with the support of funds raised through the Tata Marathon (25,000 Rs), we reached 62 adolescents aged 13–16 years from government and low-income schools in Kolkata. Over a 3–4 month period, the program delivered interactive modules on prevention of child sexual abuse, exploitation, cyber safety, puberty, gender, and consent using art, storytelling, games, and audio-visual tools.
LocationsKolkata > West Bengal (WB)
CausesEducation & youth opportunity > Non formal education & lifeskills
Beneficiary GroupChildren
Beneficiary DescriptionThrough the funds recieved MASSp program reached 62 adolescents aged 13–16 years from government and low-income schools in Kolkata, with a near-balanced gender ratio (approx. 33 girls and 29 boys) . Each student was equipped with awareness, safety skills, and decision-making abilities to prevent abuse and exploitation, while teachers and parents were also sensitized to create a supportive safety net around them.
ImpactMASSp Impact (2024–25):
The program has built measurable improvements in awareness, digital safety, and body & rights among adolescents aged 13–16 years.

Digital Safety -
76% of participants now understand what personal information to keep private.
72% know what not to post online.
70% avoid engaging with strangers on digital platforms.

Body & Rights -
70% understand the physical and emotional changes during puberty.
58% are able to distinguish between sex and gender.
59% clearly understand the meaning of consent.

These outcomes reflect strengthened critical thinking, self-protection skills, and informed decision-making, ensuring that participants are better equipped to safeguard themselves in both online and offline environments.
Activities Conducted
NoActivity / Item / BeneficiariesQuantity / Number, if applicable
1 School Permissions Secured 1 school ( under this fund)
2 Interactive modules delivered (Sexual abuse & exploitation, Cyber safety, Puberty, Gender, Consent, Creative thinking) 4 core modules + 1 creative module
3 Adolescents (13–16 years) reached through MASSp program 62 (33 girls, 29 boys)
4 Learning materials / workbooks 62
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