UN Sustainable Development Goals

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  No poverty

  ​​We support over 200 women and children through our safe homes, providing care, counselling and education.

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  Zero hunger

  Home cooked meals are provided in our safe homes each day, and our farm’s sustainable food project continues to grow and produce food for the safe homes.

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  Good health and well-being

  Our safe homes provide a supportive environment for women and children to heal from trauma, discover their self-worth and find the confidence to pursue their dream. Every individual in our home receives trauma-informed medical testing and ongoing medical care. Appropriate assessments are done by professionals on an ongoing basis and our staff monitors the emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual health of every child.

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  Quality education

  Staff in our private schools are trained in trauma care, ensuring a safe and dignifying learning environment for our students. We have specialized classes for youth starting school for the first time at an older age, a common circumstance for survivors of trafficking.

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  Gender equality

  Everyone deserves to live in safety and freedom. For the last 20 years, our safe homes have been caring for women and children who are at-risk of abuse and restoring trafficking survivors. Our work in Nepal and Laos has restored over 600 vulnerable women and children to independence.

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  Decent work and economic growth

  We help young adults create independent lives through job training, educational scholarships and transitional housing support.

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  Reduced inequalities

  We work with at-risk communities to prevent human trafficking through education and awareness programs.

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  Peace, justice and strong institutions

  Ally works through national leaders and established local partners who understand the language and culture where we work. Our project partners are experts in their field and we wouldn’t be able to do this work without them!