Reporting, reflection, and donor briefings from our field teams in ten countries. Written by the people doing the work, not the people watching it.
For seventeen years we have told donors that family reunification is the goal. This year we sat down with our country directors and asked them what the data actually shows. Here is what we found, and what we are changing in our model because of it.
Read the report
A field-tested checklist for educators in high-risk districts. Built from seven years of intake data across El Salvador and Dominican Republic.
Trauma-informed faith care is not a contradiction. It is a discipline. Here is how we have learned to hold both.
Meet the Tulsa family that sold a second car, started a sponsorship circle, and funded an entire cohort in our Santo Domingo shelter.
What flood season does to trafficking patterns, and how our outreach team has rebuilt the schedule for the rainy months.
Online sexual exploitation of children is the fastest-growing form of trafficking. Here is what we tell parents to do tonight.
A short reading list and a longer argument for why anti-trafficking work belongs in the centre of a faith community, not the margin.
A quiet group of one hundred families decided to fund the next decade of our work. Here is how the campaign started and where it is going.
Two years in, here is the honest scorecard from our newest country program. The wins, the misses, and the changes we are making.
A budget breakdown of what it costs to equip a community versus what it costs to extract a girl after exploitation has already begun.
Four times a year. Written by our country directors. No marketing language, no urgency loops, no sales funnels. Just what happened, what we learned, and what we need next.
On the ground
