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Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking

History The mission of FCAHT is to improve and provide outreach and services to victims of human trafficking throughout the State of Florida by developing support programs, networking, coalition building, training, service delivery, and referrals to

Foot Solidaire

Mission Welcoming, listening, informing young players and their entourageProvide material, logistical, psychological young victims of abuseEducating young athletesAccompany the inclusion of young athletesSupporting the integration of young foreign pl

For the Silent

History For The Silent was born as the answer to a very dangerous question… “God, what is on Your heart?” In the midst of working full time and finishing college, the newly married Kenny & Julie Rigsby began asking God that very question. Shortly

Forum on Sustainable Child Empowerment

History Forum on Sustainable Child Empowerment (FSCE) previously named the Forum on Street Children-Ethiopia is an indigenous non-profit, non-governmental organization established at the end of 1989 by a group of social development professionals who

Foundation for Women (FFW)

History FFW was formed in 1984 when we established a Women’s Information Center providing advice to Thai women who were to go abroad. In 1986, we opened a women’s shelter for victims of domestic violence. In 1988, FFW expanded its activities with the

Foundation of Child Understanding

History The Foundation of Child Understanding (FOCUS) was founded in August 2002 under the name Anti-Trafficking Coordination Unit Northern Thailand (TRAFCORD) through cooperation with the Chiang Mai Coordination Center for the Protection of Children

Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives

History Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives (FDFI) was co-founded in June 2007 by Nettie Washington Douglass, her son Kenneth B. Morris, Jr. and Robert J. Benz. FDFI is an abolitionist organization that combines lessons from the legacies of Frederi

Free the Girls

History Free The Girls launched our first pilot program in Mozambique in 2011. In February 2012, we were featured in a 3-part series of stories by CNN’s Freedom Project. The response was amazing, with an outpouring of support from all over the world!

Free the Slaves

History Free the Slaves was founded in 2000 and is widely regarded as a pioneer and leader in the modern abolitionist movement. It provides groundbreaking research, advocacy to change government policies and business practices, compelling documentary

Freedom A La Cart

History In 2009, our founders established Doma as a community-based support program for adult survivors of human trafficking. Two years later they expanded the program to fill the void between restoration and economic independence, and purchased a fo