From rescue to reintegration, there is much more than one step. Indeed, our beneficiaries go through several stages in their journey of resilience towards a better future.

Every April, Cambodia comes alive with the festivities of the Khmer New Year, known as Chaul Chnam Thmey.

Human trafficking is a global phenomenon affecting millions of people, especially women and children. Today, it is the third largest source of international criminal revenue, generating around $150 billion a year. Although figures are hard to come by, it is estimated that 12 million women and 6 million children are currently enslaved. Southeast Asia is particularly hard hit by this illegal activity, and Cambodia is one of the countries most affected, with some 40,000 victims

Début novembre marque la rentrée scolaire pour nos jeunes protégées.

Today, we are taking you through a typical day for our young survivors who live at our Tom Dy center located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.