FXB India Suraksha's flagship anti-trafficking programme is a comprehensive, community-led initiative that addresses human trafficking through an integrated approach encompassing prevention, protection, rescue, rehabilitation, reintegration, and livelihood promotion across source, transit, and destination areas. Currently in Phase III, the programme focuses on strengthening sustainable community and institutional systems to address the root causes of trafficking, including poverty, gender inequality, unsafe migration, and lack of economic opportunities. By working in close partnership with government agencies, law enforcement, civil society, and local communities, the programme enhances access to protection services while promoting vocational skills, market-linked livelihoods, entrepreneurship, and social protection, enabling vulnerable individuals and survivors to achieve long-term resilience and reducing their risk of exploitation and re-trafficking.