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August 7, 2019

Fighting Human Trafficking with Needle and Thread

Fatima

Ever since Fatima Bey was a young girl, she knew she was here for a specific purpose. “God put me here to change lives,” she said. And that’s exactly what she’s doing. For years, the talented seamstress, teacher, and entrepreneur has been faithfully helping Kinship United take on a preventative approach to human trafficking. Fatima’s […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Appreciation, Human Trafficking / Donors, Human Trafficking, Kinship United

July 24, 2019

How To Stop Human Trafficking Before It Starts

Human Trafficking targets women and childre

World Day Against Trafficking in Persons is coming up on July 30th. The buying and selling of humans, known as human trafficking, is one of the world’s worst crimes. In fact, human trafficking affects every country in the world. (UN) With an issue so global, it can seem overwhelming, right? But there are ways we […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Human Trafficking / Human Trafficking, Kinship

June 10, 2016

Modern Slavery in the Dominican Republic, and How You Can Help

Food Distribution in a Dominican Republic Batey

Dark hands chop sugar cane morning until night, and only make enough money to eat one meal the next day. These hands belong to a Haitian child who is an illegal immigrant in the Dominican Republic. He can’t go home, but he can’t stay here either. He’s a slave. Can you imagine working at the […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Human Trafficking, Orphans, Slavery / Dominican Republic, Human Trafficking, Kinship United

April 3, 2015

Siblings put to Work Keeping Watch for Monkeys – Now Rescued!

Paul and Veronica’s parents were murdered, and in an instant, they were orphans. Thankfully, their family was there to help…or so it seemed. Paul and Veronica’s aunt took them to her house to stay with her. But her intentions were far from good. As soon as they got there, she put them to work. While […]

Article by Christine Fragoso / Child Stories, Human Trafficking

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