Protection

The lives of people are the greatest possible investment

Making a Cross-Sector Impact

Countering Human Trafficking & Gender-Based Violence

Access to Education

Youth Empowerment

Civil Society & Governance

Protection is at the heart of humanitarian assistance

Protection in humanitarian and development contexts is about ensuring safety and wellbeing and encompasses respect for human rights. In a crisis or emergency, those who are most likely to have their rights violated are the most vulnerable and marginalized, often women, children, older persons, and those with disabilities. Protection is about empowering equitable access to services and opportunities. Protection principles value human dignity, encourage participation, and promote non-bias and inclusion in programming. We work to address issues that violate basic human rights, including human trafficking, gender-based violence, and lack of access to education through our innovative and multi-dimensional projects that promote access, prevent trafficking and violence, and address root causes.

Helping Trafficking Survivors Heal and Hope Again

Read a real life story from the epicenter of Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and how the survivors are learning to heal and hope again.

Combating the Evils of Organ Harvesting

World Hope is working to combat the crime of organ harvesting through public awareness campaigns in print, on the radio, and digitally.

International Day for Street Children – Changing the Narrative through Child Sponsorship

Learn how World Hope International’s Child Sponsorship Program keeps children off the streets and helps them gain an education.

people have been trained in TIP, child protection and human rights since 2009

people have been educated on human trafficking since 2009

children have participated in Early Childhood Development (ECD) activities since 2016

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