The projects that CHS Alternativo manages deal with two areas of intervention: Prevention (Prepare Yourself for Life) and Prosecution (RETA), as well as a project of a more global nature, that includes the two of the previously stated intervention arenas as well as attention to victims of human trafficking. This project, Mirada Ciudadana against human trafficking, human smuggling and missing persons, approaches these intervention arenas from the perspective of monitoring the compliance of public policies.

CHS Alternativo has a national presence. As part of the project RETA, CHS Alternativo has trained members of the Peruvian national police in twenty-four of the Territorial Police Bureaus (DIRTEPOLS).

The project "Prepare Yourself for Life" is coordinated from the city of Iquitos (Loreto) and the "Citizen Watchgroup", is coordinated from Lima but incluyes actions in six regions of the country: Lambayeque, Cajamarca, Junin, Cusco, Arequipa, and Loreto.

Mission 

To be a leader and recognized organization in the protection of human rights, particularly of children and adolescents, in relation to trafficking in persons, smuggling of migrants and missing persons.

To be positioned in the public, private and social sphere as a highly competent, solid and reliable institution with full respect for the internal codes of conduct and laws of the country.

Objectives

• To promote social surveillance of public policies in favor of human rights and, in particular, human trafficking, smuggling of migrants and missing persons.

• To develop communicational activities, studies and research aimed at increasing awareness and informing society about human trafficking and its relation to smuggling of migrants and missing persons, contributing to the formation of knowledge and a culture of protection and promotion of human rights.

• To promote networks that generate effective synergies to achieve the organization’s goals.

• To achieve sustainability of main strategic actions.

• To assist vulnerable people, particularly women, children and adolescents.