Anti-Labor Trafficking

In Partnership with

Millions of vulnerable adults and children are forced into labor trafficking around the world. Alongside our partner, IJM, we are able to rescue and bring restoration to survivors.

1,534

Victims Relieved

379

Perpetrators Arrested or Restrained

114

Survivors Restored

Why It Matters

The Problem

New estimates from the International Labour Organization show 27.6 million people are in situations of forced labor on any given day.

Labor trafficking can occur in any industry, but occurs more often in agriculture, domestic work, construction, landscaping, factories and manufacturing, and healthcare. Traffickers often target vulnerable populations such as foster children, homeless and runaway youth, foreign nationals, and individuals living in poverty.

The Solution

Alongside our ministry partner International Justice Mission, we are able to fight against labor trafficking in countries where this crime is pervasive such as Ghana, Cambodia, and Myanmar. Not only are men, women, and children rescued who are victims of labor trafficking, but our partner ensures survivors have access to care and resources to prevent them from becoming vulnerable to this again.