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Access a private route to psychosocial guidance, trusted referrals and reintegration information.
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From Surviving
to Leading
FREMNET supports female returned migrants and survivors of trafficking to heal, rebuild their livelihoods, reclaim their voices and lead lasting change.
Represent an organisation? Partner with FREMNET →- Survivor-led
- Dignity-centred
- Community-powered
Nothing About Us Without UsSurvivors shape the decisions and programmes that affect their lives.
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Partner With UsWho we are
A movement built on lived experience
Female Returned Migrants Network is a survivor-led nonprofit based in Nigeria. We work with female migrants, returnees and survivors of trafficking, exploitation and related abuse.
Through psychosocial support, capacity building, mentorship, advocacy and community-based reintegration, FREMNET helps women rebuild with dignity while strengthening their influence in decisions that affect them.
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Verified reach
Impact grounded in evidence
We publish only documented figures and distinguish direct services from referrals, partnerships and public awareness.
Only supplied, verified figures are displayed. Additional outcomes require documentation and approval.
Our response framework
Six pillars. One survivor-centred system.
Each pillar responds to a different part of the journey—from reducing vulnerability to building leadership and lasting independence.
Prevention
Raising awareness, promoting safer migration and addressing factors that increase vulnerability.
Explore prevention →Protection
Providing survivor-centred support, psychosocial care and trusted referrals with dignity.
Explore protection →
Advocacy
Amplifying survivor voices and influencing policies, systems and public understanding.
Explore advocacy →
Participation
Ensuring survivors shape decisions, programmes, advocacy and leadership at every level.
Explore participation →
Empowerment
Building skills, livelihoods, confidence and pathways to economic independence.
Explore empowerment →Partnership
Working across sectors to strengthen support systems and expand sustainable impact.
Explore partnership →Signature programmes
Practical pathways to agency and opportunity
Survivor-Led Advocacy
Community, school, market and online engagement promoting safe migration, trafficking prevention and dignified reintegration.
Explore programme →WOGPRENUER
A mobile empowerment project delivering vocational and entrepreneurship training, financial literacy, mentorship and business support.
Explore programme →Empowerment Centre
A developing hub connected to WOGPRENUER. Location, services and operating status require verification.
Explore programme →EmpowerNEST Collective — ENCOL
An emerging initiative within FREMNET’s empowerment ecosystem. Its operating model requires verification.
Explore programme →Our unique approach
Led by experience. Built for lasting change.
FREMNET does not design solutions for survivors without them. Women with lived experience help shape, lead and evaluate the work.
- Survivor participation in decision-making
- Psychosocial support linked to reintegration
- Skills and enterprise pathways
- Community and policy advocacy
- Partnerships that strengthen support systems
Ethical storytelling
Her experience is not the end of her story.
FREMNET’s stories focus on choices, achievements and leadership—not graphic details or pity. Stories and photographs should appear only with informed, documented consent.
Our Storytelling Principles“Survivors are not merely beneficiaries. They are leaders, advocates and experts whose lived experience can shape better solutions.”FREMNET participation principle
Partnership
Lasting reintegration requires collective action
We seek values-aligned partnerships across government, civil society, international organisations, businesses, communities, education and philanthropy.
GovernmentCivil societyInternational organisationsBusinessesCommunity leadersEducational institutionsDonors & foundations
News and resources
From the movement
FREMNET at the World Social Forum 2026
FREMNET is publicly listed as a participating organisation in Cotonou, bringing survivor-led perspectives to migration, reintegration and social justice discussions.
Read verified update →Understanding survivor-centred support
A guide to safety, confidentiality, informed choice, respect and non-discrimination.
Explore resources →Next verified programme update
This space is intentionally reserved until FREMNET approves a dated, evidenced update.
Help women rebuild, lead and thrive.
Your support can expand psychosocial assistance, vocational training, survivor-led advocacy and pathways to economic independence.