31 girls, most under 14 years old, rescued in South Asia


31 girls no longer have to sell their bodies to survive.

Some of these young girls were forced to sell themselves just to buy food. While the oldest was 17, most were under 14 and the youngest was only 10 years old.

All of the girls have begun the healing process in our community care program, where they will be provided with food, counseling and training to help their families become financially independent so the younger girls can attend school. To learn more about our holistic approach to empowerment, read more about community care.

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11 Kids Rescued from Sexual Exploitation in Zimbabwe


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

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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.”

15 Girls Choose Freedom from Sex Trafficking


Fifteen children have been rescued from sex trafficking in Southeast Asia.

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The girls, who were all under 16 years old, had been lured from their homes with the promise of good jobs in the city. Instead, business owners forced them into exploitative work in bars and massage parlors where they were expected to endure sexual assault by the customers.

Over the course of three months, our undercover agents found each child and built trust before offering freedom. All 15 children have been successfully reunited with their families.

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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