interview iwth Aiden and Marina, two high school students in the club Breaking the chain through education

Aiden and Marina are both seniors at Metuchen High school. They volunteer in the club and organization Breaking the chain through education. Breaking the Chain Through Education (BTCTE) is a 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to providing long term support to victims of child trafficking in Ghana, Africa. We are a grassroots organization with a mission to help children and young adults who have suffered the devastating effects of forced labor. Our support is comprehensive and includes access to education, housing, food security, and health care. BTCTE strives to lift young people out of poverty (tremendous adversity/horrific circumstances) and provides them with the necessary skills and tools to have a better future.

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