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Check out free resources for parents & caregivers to address trafficking ➜


OVER 20 YEARS AGO, ROB MORRIS AND SOME FRIENDS GOT ON A PLANE TO GO LEARN ABOUT
THE ISSUE OF CHILD TRAFFICKING. THIS SHORT FILM TELLS WHAT HAPPENED NEXT, AND


THE STORY BEHIND THE NAME


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we’re taking 20 years of experience and working




TO SEE A GENERATION


FREE FROM TRAFFICKING

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY
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GIVE WITH CONFIDENCE

Transparency in our financials and program impact is of the highest priority to
us. Access more than a decade of independent audits, 990s, and annual reports
here.



3000
children reached
by our


SURVIVOR
CARE

Responding urgently & providing long-term holistic care for children affected by
trafficking.

62000
children reached
by our


PREVENTION & COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Equipping youth to understand vulnerability, spot traffickers, and seek help.

114500
adults reached
by our


STRATEGIC
COLLABORATION

Connecting with parents, professionals, and community members to protect
children.

SEE HOW IT HAPPENS


OUR VISION IS THE END OF CHILD TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION.


3000
children reached
by our


SURVIVOR
CARE

Responding urgently & providing long-term holistic care for children affected by
trafficking.

62000
children reached
by our


PREVENTION
EDUCATION

Equipping youth to understand vulnerability, spot traffickers, and seek help.

14500
adults reached
by our


STRATEGIC
COLLABORATION

Connecting with parents, professionals, and community members to protect
children.


EXPLORE OUR SOLUTIONS:

PHILIPPINES SURVIVOR CARE
US SURVIVOR CARE
UK SURVIVOR CARE
US PREVENTION EDUCATION
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
OUR THEORY OF CHANGE



THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END


OF CHILD TRAFFICKING.

The phrase “human trafficking” was introduced decades ago with relatively few
people tracking the issue. But today, many of us know about this horrific crime.
The number of reports about children being trafficked is skyrocketing. It can
seem like the issue is getting worse as new stories are unearthed. But the more
deeply we understand the issue of child trafficking, the closer we are to ending
it.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROBLEM


> “It always seems impossible until it's done.”
> 
> Nelson Mandela Tweet


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ACCESS MORE THAN A DECADE OF INDEPENDENT AUDITS AND IMPACT REPORTS


ORGANIZATIONAL EXPENSES

Programs 70.1%

Mgmt & General 17.9%

Fundraising 12%



PROGRAMMATIC SPENDING

Survivor Care 64.1%

Prevention Education 26.8%

Community Engagement & General 9.1%



FUNDING SOURCES

Public Funding, Trainings & Fees 46%

Individual Contributions 38.9%

Organizational Donors 15.1%



FINANCIALS FROM JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022




LOVE146'S CHILD TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION PREVENTION CURRICULUM.

Not a Number is an interactive child trafficking and exploitation prevention
curriculum designed to provide youth with information and skills in a manner
that inspires them to make safe choices. Youth learn to identify and utilize
healthy support systems that may decrease their vulnerabilities.

Learn more about it


SAFE DURING COVID-19

Children sometimes struggle with processing the instability of our world, and
that can be especially difficult for survivors of child trafficking. We are
there alongside them, developing therapeutic messages during this global crisis
that will help children persevere in their healing journey.

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WORDS FROM CHILDREN IN OUR SURVIVOR CARE
"As a young teen, I was lured into the life. After a while, I lost view of who I
once was. I couldn’t see any other path to take other than the one my pimp was
offering me, I was about to give up but then out of nowhere, I was given light
and a way out when I met Love146."
A 17-YEAR-OLD IN OUR SURVIVOR CARE

“You can meet people who are willing to love and understand you without asking
for any money or things in return. Be strong and don’t lose hope because you’ll
find the right path.”
A 10-Year-Old In our Survivor Care

“Education is just like a weapon that protects a person. When I finish my
studies, I will also be able to raise my family from poverty and I can also
protect myself from bad people because I can distinguish between right and
wrong.”
A 13-year-old in our Survivor Care

“I want to become a defender of the oppressed. I’ve experienced being oppressed,
that’s why I don’t want other children to go through it. I realize I’m fortunate
because I was given the opportunity and chance to change my life and other
people’s lives.”
A 10-year-old in our Survivor Care

“Now I have the words to explain how I was taken advantage of. I used to feel it
was my fault, but now I can explain to people how he tricked me. And I can tell
my friends to be careful.”
A 15-year-old in our Survivor Care

"You're like a second mom to me. You came into my life at the right moment. I've
been waiting for just one woman to help me out in a positive way, and I finally
feel ready for it.”
A 14-year-old in our Survivor Care

“This program gives us someone to trust, especially if we have been in ‘the
life.’ There’s no judgment. I can talk to her about anything, and if I need
help, she’s there.”
A 16-year-old in our Survivor Care




YOU MATTER FOR CHILDREN.

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For privacy and protection, Love146 changes names and obscures details about our
clients, and no identifiable images in our communications are of children known
to be exploited.


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CONTACT

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Are you or someone you know in need of urgent help? Call the US National
Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-3737-888

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THE STORY BEHIND THIS PHOTO...

When we first met Emilia*, she was waving and calling to us from inside the
fence of the government shelter, “Take me to the Round Home now, please, now!”
Over and over again. All we could promise her was, “we’ll come back for you.”
Emilia had heard of Love146, and was asking to come to our safe home. When
paperwork was processed, she joined us. She came into our care in the
Philippines at age 13, after being trafficked for sex.

Emilia has a huge personality. She’s driven, high energy, and is a local special
olympics medal winner.

This photo was taken on a vacation away from the home, to Taal Volcano. Earlier
on the day this photo was taken, Emilia (along with her friends) rode horseback
up the volcano you see in the background of this photo.




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*named changed for protection & privacy