Sep 15, 2021 | Advocacy, Anti-trafficking, Issues Affecting Women, She Is Safe
Lana, an elementary-aged girl, learned of the abuse and sale of girls around the world, and she realized the opportunity to partner with She Is Safe and participate in creating a different future for them. She invited her school to gather supplies to further She Is...
Sep 2, 2021 | Advocacy, Anti-trafficking, Issues Affecting Women, She Is Safe
There are many ways you can link up with She Is Safe to help more girls reach lives of freedom. If you can envision a new future for girls who need it most, watch this video (link to VP video) to learn more about becoming a Visionary Partner. By signing up to become a...
Aug 1, 2021 | Anti-trafficking, Indonesia, Issues Affecting Women, She Is Safe
One day while Kirana was walking to a nearby market, two men approached her. She was afraid because she had a feeling they would hurt her, and she ran away. Children in many Indonesian communities like Kirana’s are often left unprotected and vulnerable to abuse. Many...
Jul 1, 2021 | Anti-trafficking, Issues Affecting Women, She Is Safe
Dayita* realized she was pregnant at age 14, shortly after being sold to a brothel in India — by her husband. Yet even in this condition, she was forced to service men day and night. Countless Nepali girls have been pushed along the same path as Dayita — trafficked...
May 24, 2021 | Anti-trafficking, Issues Affecting Women, She Is Safe
Rima lives in a two-room plastic tent with eight other members of her family. Her parents view her as a burden since she is married with children but has no husband to provide for her. Each morning, her father sends her to labor in the fields in order to pay off his...
Apr 1, 2021 | Anti-trafficking, Empowerment, Issues Affecting Women, She Is Safe
As part of her seminary training, Cahya helps run a She Is Safe Children’s Outreach in Indonesia. She teaches the children Bible stories and how to protect themselves from predators and abusers. It was here that Cahya first met Amisha. Right away, Amisha felt a safe...
