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7-year-old among 10 children rescued from sex abusers

Ten children in the Dominican Republic are getting their childhood back.

10 children between the ages of 7 and 15 were rescued over the course of seven separate cases. Our agents worked with local law enforcement to investigate the abusers and get the children to safety. Every offender has been taken into custody and vulnerable children are out of their reach.

17 Girls are now Free in Zimbabwe

Seventeen girls, all between 15 and 17 years old, no longer have to sell their bodies to survive.

The nightmare is over for 17 Zimbabwean girls. All 17 joined our Community Care program as they begin their new lives in freedom. The road ahead will be difficult, but the future just got a lot brighter for these girls.

43 Children Rescued from Sex Trafficking and Exploitation

Forty-three Kenyan kids are no longer trapped or abused.

Thirty-three girls and 10 boys are free! These children, the youngest of whom was just 6 years old, have been enrolled in Freedom Plans to address the vulnerabilities that led to their exploitation.

Intentional care, training and economic solutions will equip these brave children to live free from what left them vulnerable to exploitation.

18 Children Rescued from International Traffickers

Eighteen kids were rescued moments before traffickers escaped over the Nepal border with them.

Our brave border agents stopped criminals from trafficking 66 people, 18 of whom were children, out of their home country.

Traffickers will often build relationships with their targets for weeks or months before luring the victim out of the country with the promise of a good job, a better life or even a simple shopping trip.

Over the course of a couple of weeks, our agents stopped and interviewed hundreds of travelers crossing the border to investigate suspicious activity. Thanks to their courageous efforts, these 66 people will never have to face the horrors that often await victims on the other side.

11 Kids Rescued from Sexual Exploitation in Zimbabwe

Eleven girls are now free from selling their bodies to survive.

The girls, all between 13 and 17 years old, faced severe financial distress. Two of the kids had lost a parent and another three were orphans, forcing them to shoulder the strain of caring for themselves and their siblings.

Now, things are different. Each child has enrolled in a Freedom Plan, which will not only enable her to navigate the trauma she’s endured but also equip her to live financially stable. One brave survivor from this project, who’s a young mother herself, said, “Destiny Rescue really gave me hope.”