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Four girls rescued in Cambodia

Four girls have accepted our offer of freedom and have joined our community care program in Cambodia.

Two of the girls, ages 17 and 18, are sisters. All of the survivors will receive a welcome pack containing food staples and will begin their time with us by attending trauma rehabilitation sessions.

Caseworkers will work with survivors and their families to establish a freedom plan customized to each girl’s specific needs, allowing them to either return to school or begin training for safe employment options.

30 rescued in Nepal

26 women and girls rescued at the border and four Nepali girls rescued in a labor trafficking raid.

One of the girls rescued at the border, age 18, was being trafficked by a ring of three people. All three have been arrested.

Two girls, both age 15, were being lured out of the country by a 41-year-old man promising high-paying jobs. He arranged their transportation and met them at the bus station. Our agents intercepted them at the border during a routine bus inspection and rescued the two young friends. Both were reunited with their families, who bravely pressed charges against the man caught trafficking the girls.

36 survivors rescued, start new lives in Uganda

36 girls ages 15 to 17 bravely accepted our offer of freedom and are no longer being sexually exploited.

All joined our community care program and will receive individualized freedom plans. In our program, they will have access to trauma counseling, and after some time to heal and grow, vocational training as well. We are so proud of each brave girl and the new future that she can step into.

Covert operations in two countries in South East Asia rescue nine teens

Eight children and one 18-year-old girl have been rescued from sex trafficking in South East Asia.

Rescue agents go undercover in bars and on the street and search communities for sexually exploited minors. Once found, we offer children a way out and assist them to safety. Nine girls bravely accepted this offer of freedom. Four have enrolled in our community care program and five were reunited with their families.

68 girls rescued and on their paths to freedom

Seventeen girls entered our residential home in South Asia and the others have joined our community care program.

30 of the survivors were 14 or younger.

Most of the survivors, ages 7 to 19, were enduring selling themselves in order to survive. Learn more about these situations and the complexities of our community care program.