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Pillars of Hope

History At Pillars of Hope, we want to make a difference in the lives of these survivors. The reality of returning them to society, to be able to fulfill their purpose in life, is not only our dream but our mission. Currently, Pillars of Hope’s statu

Plan International - Cambodia

History Plan began working in Cambodia in 2002. Our work benefits more than 600,000 children and reaches nearly 80,000 families in more than 580 communities across Cambodia. In our mission to end child poverty, Plan treasures mutually respectful and

Plan USA

History Founded over 70 years ago, Plan is a nearly $800 million organization often ranked among the top 10 international development agencies by reputation, size and scope. We work side-by-side with communities in 50 developing countries to end the

Planete Enfants

History Since its creation in 1992, Planet Children fights to defend the rights of all children, as described in the 1989 International Convention of Children's Rights: the right to identity, education and care; right to freedom of opinion and expres

Polaris

History During their senior year at Brown University, Katherine Chon and Derek Ellerman were shocked to read a newspaper article describing the horrific conditions of a brothel located near their college apartment. This eye opening case made it clear

Prayas Juvenal Aid Centre

History Prayas was formed in 1988 through the collaborative efforts of the Delhi Police, the Delhi School of Social Work and Shramik Vidyapeeth when a devastating fire in Jahangirpuri, a major slum area in Delhi, left a lot of children hopeless, help

Prevent Human Trafficking

History PHT developed from the passion of its founding members in addressing widespread child exploitation in Southeast Asia. Dedicated individuals were drawn together through their mutual commitment to these issues and formed PHT in 1999. Members ha

Programs for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault (PAVSA)

Mission "PAVSA is dedicated to the elimination of sexual violence in Southern St. Louis County through supporting victims, educating the community, and advocating for change. Our core values include free and accessible services that are victim-center

Project Rescue

History Project Rescue began in 1997 when K.K. Devaraj and team members from Bombay Teen Challenge went to Falkland Road in the red-light district of Mumbai, India, with a passion to reach a young generation ensnared by drugs, gangs, and prostitution

Rahab's Hideaway

History Rahab’s Hideaway was founded in 2008 by Ms. Marlene Carson—a survivor of Human Trafficking. Ms. Carson has been instrumental in raising public awareness about the social injustice of Human Sex Trafficking both locally and nationally. Through