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Sanctuary for Families

History Our first office housed five employees at a church parish house in midtown Manhattan. By 1985, we were providing shelter to 35 women and children each night, and operating a daycare program. Guided by the needs of the survivors we serve, in t

Save the Children - India

History Save the Children's s association with India is more than 80 years old when our founder Eglantyne Jebb drafted the 'Declaration of the Rights of the Child' in 1922 which was signed by Mahatma Gandhi in 1931. It was Jebb’s vision which was eve

Sex Abuse Treatment Center

Mission Our mission is to support the emotional healing process of those sexually assaulted in Hawaii, to increase community awareness about their needs and to reduce the incidence of all forms of sexual assault. We provide leadership to ensure the i

SHE Rescue Home Cambodia

History, Vision, and Mission Statement Childhood is supposed to be a time for fun, exploration and learning. Yet almost 1 in every 10 children are living in modern slavery. When our founder Leigh Ramsey visited Cambodia she met young children, little

Slavery No More

History Slavery No More has been working for several years with a myriad of NGOs involved in the fight to eradicate modern-day slavery and human trafficking by hosting fundraisers, forums and other events to raise critical support and awareness, as w

Sold No More

Mission The vision for Sold No More began more than 26 years ago when our Founder and Director, Jerry Peyton, experienced the devastation of sex trafficking in his own family. In order to address the growing problem of trafficking in our community, S

Solidaritate cu Femeile in Dificultate, SOLWODI Asociatia

History SOLWODI is the short form for SOLidarity with WOmen in DIstress. Sr. Lea Ackerman laid the foundation for this charitable organization in October 1985 in Mombasa, Kenya. Mission Supporting women and children victims of domestic violence and h

Solidarity Center

History Founded in 1997 and allied with the AFL-CIO, the Solidarity Center works with unions, worker associations and community groups worldwide to achieve equitable and sustainable development and to help men and women everywhere stand up for their

Solidarity Network with Migrants Japan

History In 1991, organizations in Kanto working on issues concerning migrants’ rights held “the Forum on Foreign Workers Issues in Kanto.” This forum is held annually. It successfully increased the number of organizations working on this issue. In 19

SOS Children's Villages - International

History In 1949, Hermann Gmeiner laid the foundations of the first SOS Children’s Villages in Imst, Austria where forty Austrian children would find homes after the desolation of World War II. Just a few years later, SOS Villages had been created in