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How Does Child Sponsorship Rescue Girls from the Sex Industry?

How Does Child Sponsorship Rescue Girls from the Sex Industry?

  Mali* knew her sisters were dying. She knew because they had the same disease that had taken their mother — HIV. They’d contracted it working in Thailand’s booming sex industry. They knew the risks, the consequences. But what other choice did they have? They...
Q + A: World Help Supporters Share Their Passion for Freedom

Q + A: World Help Supporters Share Their Passion for Freedom

  Twelve years ago today, the United Nations established World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on July 30 to raise awareness for people trapped in modern-day slavery around the world. Trafficking happens in every country, but Thailand and India have especially...
A special video message for World Day Against Trafficking

A special video message for World Day Against Trafficking

  Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. All around the world, young women and girls are being exploited in the sex industry — particularly in Thailand and India. These girls are not “choosing” to sell their bodies. In their culture, women are...
You’re Never Too Young to Start Changing the World!

You’re Never Too Young to Start Changing the World!

  Lemonade stands. We all remember them well — an ambitious source of income for any child hoping to buy a new bike or the latest video game. And even though we may not see them around as much anymore, they’re still effective for raising money. Let’s be honest,...
16-year-old Brianna Helped 15 Women Escape the Sex Industry!

16-year-old Brianna Helped 15 Women Escape the Sex Industry!

Brianna — a 16-year-old girl from California — set a big goal for herself last year: raise $600 to help women in Thailand and India experience freedom from the sex industry. She decided to make and sell “Freedom Bracelets,” a product of her own design, to raise...
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