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Generate Hope

Mission We serve San Diego's sex trafficking survivors by offering a real way out. GenerateHope is a Christian faith-based organization providing a long-term, comprehensive, housing and recovery program to young women who have been sexually trafficke

Global Welfare Association (GLOWA)

History GLOWA is an established counter child-trafficking organization based in Bamenda in the North West Republic of Cameroon. Set up in 2004 ‘by survivors for survivors’, GLOWA works to break the cycle of child-trafficking through the building of e

Good Shepherd Social Welfare Services

History The Sisters of Good Shepherd was founded in Angers, France by St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier in 1835. Mission To serve women and children, the marginalized and disadvantaged to restore their dignity and resilience, thereby improving their lives

Gracehaven

History Gracehaven was founded in 2008 to address the huge need for rehabilitation for victims of domestic minor sex trafficking or, as it is also known, commercial sexual exploitation of children. Gracehaven realized there was a demand for services

Guria Swayam Sevi Sansthan

Mission Fight against human trafficking and forced prostitution especially among women and children Vision To build a just and humane world where all beings co-exist in harmony

Hagar International

History Hagar International is an international Christian organization committed to the recovery, empowerment and reintegration of women and children in Myanmar, Afghanistan, Cambodia and Vietnam. Pierre Tami and his wife, Simonetta, launched Hagar i

Idia Renaissance

Mission To challenge society to be more responsive to the needs and aspirations of the less privileged with a view to restoring hope and dignity to the lives of children, youth and women Vision To promote positive cultural values and to restore human

Impulse NGO Network

History The journey of Impulse NGO Network began in 1993. Today, all the organizational activities of Impulse NGO Network are conducted under the 6Rs: Reporting, Rescue, Rehabilitation, Repatriation, Re-Integration and Re-Compensation; as well as the

Informal Sector Service Center (INSEC)

History The late Prakash Kaphley and prominent activist Sushil Pyakurel founded INSEC in 1988. Started with the objective of protecting the rights of people engaged in informal sectors, it has significantly contributed to protecting and promoting the

Institute for Social Development (ISD)

History ISD started its operation in 1999 to rehabilitate women and children of cyclone affected areas. During this intervention, we came across victims of domestic violence and trafficking survivors, and their sufferings persuaded us to work on them