Teams deliver trauma rehabilitation classes to hundreds of survivors throughout rural provinces
Destiny Rescue bolsters trauma rehabilitation programs by hiring 16 staff early this year.
Read moreWhat is next for graduates in Uganda?
In Uganda, 36 survivors are ready to spread their wings after finishing their vocational training and graduating from community care late last month.
Read More36 survivors smile, dance and cheer after graduating
An inspiring group of girls graduated last month including 17-year-old Tracy.
Read moreSpecial food packs and a weekend excursion
The work of rescue and reintegration in Uganda is thriving. Already this year, over 100 children have been rescued and started their paths to freedom in our projects across the country.
Read MoreHow food packs help rescue children from abuse and combat food insecurity
Food insecurity is a major vulnerability leading to the exploitation of children.
Read moreSurvivor on track to becoming a registered nurse
Brinda is busy in her third year of nursing school but took the time to share part of her story with us.
Read MoreSocial media is becoming the new red-light district
Child sex trafficking is increasingly making its home on the internet.
Read moreSchool reopenings to “greatly” protect kids in Uganda
Uganda's schools were closed for nearly two years, creating ugly, unintended side effects for kids.
Read MoreDestiny Rescue celebrates empowering our team
Nearly every staff member in our biggest undisclosed project nation connected in the same room for the first time.
Read moreDestiny Rescue’s record-breaking year
The milestone is thanks to rapid expansion across our project nations.
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