Project Karma Limited

Project Karma Limited is an Australian public company dedicated to combating child sexual abuse and exploitation. Founded in 2015 and based in Melbourne, it operates both in Australia and key regions of Southeast Asia where child trafficking and abuse are most prevalent. The organisation is committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, and protecting children from sexual slavery and abuse by working closely with local communities, law enforcement, and governments.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Project Karma is to rescue, rehabilitate, and protect all children from sexual slavery and abuse. It aims to raise community awareness, change laws, establish local investigation teams, and provide a rehabilitation process that prioritises the needs of the child. The vision is a world where children live free from the threat of sexual exploitation.

Main Objectives

• Educate and empower local communities to prevent child sexual abuse
• Develop and support local investigation teams and intelligence networks
• Advocate for legislative and policy changes to better protect children
• Provide rescue, welfare, and rehabilitation services for child victims
• Build sustainable partnerships with governments, law enforcement, and community groups

Benefiting Groups

• Children at risk of or suffering from sexual abuse and exploitation
• Local communities in Australia and Southeast Asia
• Law enforcement agencies and government bodies involved in child protection
• Schools and educational institutions receiving awareness and prevention programs

Services and Activities

• Community education and awareness programs, including school-based safety education
• Training for local police and law enforcement on investigation and vigilance
• Creation of trustworthy intelligence networks and private investigation teams
• Advocacy for national and international legislative reforms, such as child sex offender registers
• Facilitation of rescue operations and provision of rehabilitation and aftercare services
• Development and implementation of the “Sentinel Model,” a sustainable framework empowering local ownership and inclusiveness