22 girls rescued in Uganda


22 survivors, ages 12 to 17, chose freedom and joined our community care programs in Uganda.

All of the children were enduring sexual exploitation in order to survive and meet their basic needs. Five of the survivors have children of their own as a result of their exploitation.

In our programs, the survivors will attend trauma rehabilitation classes and receive counseling. Working with their caseworkers they will customize their freedom plan and begin taking achievable steps towards their new future.

The photo shown was taken during a community care class in Uganda.

Learn more about the programs available after rescue for survivors in Uganda!

Rescue Update Archive

98 rescued from brutal labor trafficking operation


The survivors, including eight children, had been trapped in a call scam center in Asia.

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An international crime organization lured their victims with the false promise of a good job before locking them in a guarded compound and forcing them to work inhumane hours in a scam center.

The victims were confined, threatened and physically assaulted as they scammed victims for all they’re worth over time—a practice generally known as “pig butchering.” Some of the women were sexually abused.

Now, that nightmare is over. After helping free them, we aided local authorities in the repatriation process, ensuring the survivors returned home safely.

21 kids rescued in Kenya


21 children, 17 girls and four boys, were rescued from sex trafficking and exploitation

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12 Children free from exploitation in Kenya


All the children have been enrolled in Freedom Plans to begin a new, brighter chapter in their lives.

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89 people rescued from international labor trafficking


89 people are now home after suffering incredible brutality at the hands of international traffickers in Asia.

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10 Children Free from Exploitation and Working Toward Freedom!


Ten children in South Asia have been rescued from sexual exploitation and enrolled in Freedom Plans.

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