Restoring Hope for Survivors of Trafficking in Cambodia

The statistics are heartbreaking - over 83,000 Cambodians are living in modern-day slavery. Traffickers lure vulnerable people with false promises of well-paying jobs, only to subject them to brutal conditions, violence, and leave them trapped with no way home.

But together, we can restore hope and transform lives. On November 14th, join us for a special Missions program focused on ending human trafficking in Cambodia. Our goal is to raise $100,000 to fund critical programs in prevention, protection, return, and restoration for survivors.

Your generous gift today can provide:

Your Gift Can Change a Life

$78 - Welcome Packages for Newly Rescued Survivors

Provide essential hygiene items and basic necessities to help survivors feel cared for as they begin their journey to restoration.

$112 - Prevention - Purchase of Pigs

Help provide families with a sustainable income source, so they don't feel the need to accept offers of "better" jobs that lead to trafficking.

$650 - Freedom - Start Up Businesses

Empower rescued survivors to build independent, thriving lives through vocational training and entrepreneurship support.

$1,000 - Survivor Care

Cover the critical costs of rescue, rehabilitation, and reintegration programs that heal trauma and equip survivors to reach their full potential.

4 Key Areas of Impact

Prevention

Educate vulnerable families and communities about traffickers' tactics, and provide alternative solutions to protect the next generation.

Protection

Collaborate with national systems to safeguard the vulnerable and support survivors.

Return

Work with agencies to bring survivors home from other countries, and connect them with recovery programs.

Restoration

Provide trauma counseling, skills training, education, and family support to help survivors live freely and achieve their dreams.

Your Gift Restores Hope

On November 14th, join us to raise $100,000 and bring freedom, healing, and a future of hope to survivors of human trafficking in Cambodia.