42 girls rescued and on paths to freedom
Forty-two girls, ages 15 to 17, have enrolled in our community care program in an undisclosed country after we rescued them.
Most survivors were selling themselves to contribute to their family income or support their personal needs. Nine of the children were the main breadwinners for their families.
We will distribute food packs monthly to survivors and their families as a part of our program. The food helps alleviate the financial pressure that initially drove them into exploitation.
In addition to food packs, the children will receive monthly health checks, access to vocational training, such as tailoring classes, and assistance from a caseworker as they follow their freedom plan.
Rescue Update Archive
15-year-old Dominican girl was rescued after her mother let an adult abuse the child.
After being rescued from an adult abuser, a child has been separated from her mother, who allowed the abuse.
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A local school in the Dominican Republic reported the suspected abuse to authorities. Our agents helped police with the investigation, which revealed that the child’s mother knew the man and enabled the “relationship.” Agents reported that the child felt great relief when the man was arrested. She’s now living safely with her father.
20 Children Free from Sexual Exploitation
20 Rescued from Exploitation in Zimbabwe
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Dominican man arrested for abusing an 8-year-old girl
A mother came to us after her 8-year-old daughter told her that while she was living with her stepmother, she was sexually abused by a family member.
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9 Children Freed from Abusers and Traffickers
Nine children are finally safe after suffering sexual abuse or exploitation in the Dominican Republic.
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15-year-old girl rescued in the Dominican Republic
A mother found out her daughter was being exploited for sex