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Human trafficking and the exploitation

of women and children is one of the

greatest calamities of our time. 

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TOGETHER, WE CAN

FIGHT FOR FREEDOM.

Every day, we are bringing
FREEDOM, HOPE & RESTORATION

to survivors of sexual exploitation.

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Exploitation and human trafficking are complex issues that exist in between black and white binaries.

At Red Oak, we address these complex issues with a holistic model

-- combining immediate aid with

long-term development to support both individuals in need and communities at large.

 

We do this by focusing on prevention, intervention and restoration-- all within the framework of partnership.

What is exploitation? How do we combat it? 

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OUR IMPACT SINCE 2012

Case Work : Cases Assisted
Mother and child: women an chidren repatrated

152

CASES

ASSISSTED

82

WOMEN & CHILDREN

REPATRIATED

Impact: Job placements

18

Impact: Globe: Countries engaged

9

Impact: stethascope: Medica Treatments

94

Impact: riends: hours of counseling

519

MEDICAL 

TREATMENTS

COUNTRIES

ENGAGED

JOB

PLACEMENTS

HOURS OF COUNSELING

But numbers are just the beginning. 

IT'S THE PEOPLE THAT REALLY MATTER.

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Raskmey's Story

"They're eligible suitors", said her uncle...

Raskmey was trafficked cross border and sold as a bride. Forced to cook, clean, and endure incredible abuse, she had no idea how to escape...

Ugandan woman traficking survivor
Natalie's Story

A college graduate, still she was deceived

Natalie moved to Asia to work in a business. Instead, she was given a box of condoms and told to find customers to pay a fraudulent debt...

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Lee's Story

"My brother was sick, I did it all for him..."

Lee needed to provide for her sick brother, and sacrificed herself to do so. It wasn't until later that she learned she'd been manipulated all along...

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CASES

ASSISSTED

YOU CAN BE

A PART OF HER FREEDOM JOURNEY

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For just $22 a month, you 

can provide safe shelter for

a survivor and her child. 

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