Freedom Challenge Africa
This is the third and final blog of our series about how social media relates specifically to the youth in our day and age. Be sure to read the previous two blogs of the series if you haven’t already! This blog we’re going to share a few more testimonies about this issue, how social media […]
“The uncle gave my mom R1000 after he had sex with me,” was nine-year-old Katy’s confession to her teacher. Human Trafficking doesn’t ask which culture, ethnic group or environment you are from. It does not mind where you grew up or what the colour of your skin is. Traffickers are everywhere but are mostly targeting […]
Have you ever wondered who the victims of human trafficking are? No, it isn’t simply people in North Africa or Asia. There are people being trafficked in your own backyard! To find out more about what exactly what human trafficking is read this blog. This blog is meant to inform you on the most vulnerable […]
What do our prevention projects have to do with modern day slavery?
Human Trafficking is the exploitation of vulnerability for commercial gain. It can happen anywhere, to anyone, this is because there are vulnerable people everywhere. We refer to the Chain of Human Trafficking; a complex criminal network of people. From diverse cultural, economic, occupational, and religious backgrounds, they link together to form the chain of Modern-Day […]
It is our understanding, and we will discuss it below, that pornography is a type of sex trafficking. While it is a controversial stance to take, we recognize that unchecked, the world has run rampant with its desires. This has brought on the detriment to the lives of many. Read our blog about Human Trafficking […]
Kanjanji Orphan Project began in 2012 in the Western Province of Zambia. This area is one of the least reached areas of Southern Africa, with a high population of those affected with HIV/AIDS. This fact left many orphans, low literacy rates, few high school graduates, and very limited job opportunities. Kanjanji is a Christian base, […]
“If it was not for the fact that my auntie took me from my real mother when I was just two years of age, my life wouldn’t have been the way it is today,” says Yande. Yande became a paraplegic at the age of two. Her mother never knew her father because she became pregnant […]
The Chiyeme School is based in Malawi and focuses on providing quality Christian education to orphans and vulnerable children. Many children (85% in some areas) are orphaned. These children are cared for by extended family; but with the extra burden placed on already big families, most orphans do not have the opportunity to attend school […]
Mbweni is a mountain village with the community being mostly Muslim. In March 2014 a missionary teacher moved to the village in order to identify and register children for the school that started in September 2014. There are currently 230 children in the Pre-School through Standard Three classes. 80% of the learners come from Muslim […]
