Hagar

06/08/2026

Aly survived things most of us can’t imagine. For years, she believed the lie that she was worthless.

Healing from that kind of exploitation isn’t linear or fast. It takes someone willing to stay for the long haul.

Because of you, Hagar was able to stay. Not only did Aly heal, she became the person she once deperately needed. Today, she walks with women in Cambodia who are exactly where she once was.

Your generosity multiplies. It doesn’t just reach one life, it reaches everyone that life goes on to touch.

This month w’ere making room for 35 new survivors. Will you be part of what happens next?
🔗 in bio.

06/06/2026

This is why Aly does what she does.

She knows what it costs to survive. She knows what it took to heal. And now she walks back into the communities where exploitation hides and does for others what Hagar once did for her.

She is one of 76 survivor leaders in Hagar’s Cambodia network. Women who were told they had no future, now building one for others.

A healed survivor is the beginning of the end of human trafficking and right now, we’re raising funds to open that same space for more women just like her.

Follow the link in our bio to give, and help us say yes to 35 more.

06/02/2026

Aly never knew what it was like to have a family or to feel wanted. Everywhere she turned she faced rejection and abuse.

She needed someone to show her what it meant to be loved.

When Aly came to Hagar, she didn’t believe her life was worth living. But someone made space for her and never gave up.

Hope, strength, and transformation followed.

Over the coming weeks, we’re sharing Aly’s story - what she survived, what she’s built, what she’s making possible for others, and how you can do the same for 35 women waiting for their space to heal.

Will you make room?

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06/01/2026

Do you ever feel like human trafficking is too big an issue - where do you even start?

Here’s the good news: ending human trafficking starts with small but mighty actions.

Right now, Hagar’s global community of monthly donors, called The Journey, are helping the miracle of restoration and justice unfold across the world.
Joining The Journey is one of the most powerful ways to make a difference!

Your consistent generosity every month adds up and fuels freedom and justice for thousands of women and children in Hagar’s care.

Swipe to learn more or Join the Journey in the Link in Bio.

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

At Hagar, teams around the world work side by side to restore survivors, strengthen justice systems, and prevent exploitation. In Cambodia, this work is transforming thousands of lives every year!

Today, human trafficking affects an estimated 50 million people worldwide. In Cambodia alone, 1 in 9 children is a victim of online sexual exploitation.

Head to the link in bio to learn more about the freedom and justice you are fueling in Cambodia.

05/24/2026

Our feeds are full of bad news, so here’s a roundup of some of the good things happening around the world to restore hope and lift your spirits ❤️

05/21/2026

Sreyna was born in a refugee camp, raised in poverty, and nearly lost her chance to study. But hope met her where she was and changed her life forever.

This is the kind of story that stops you in your tracks. Where one woman’s personal experience of trauma, poverty, and resilience has come to shape the lives of countless individuals courageously walking the road to restoration.

Sreyna’s story is a reminder that “our role is not to judge, but to respect, walk alongside, and empower dignity, one life at a time.”

And each of those lives matters.

05/19/2026

Real impact. Lasting change.

Your support makes freedom and justice possible around the world! From places like Afghanistan all the way to the Solomon Islands, YOU are restoring lives and preventing exploitation.

Thank you for standing with us.

See the impact you made possible last year - link in bio!

05/11/2026

Sokha was just a teenager when she was trafficked from Cambodia to China. Her life was torn apart, but not forever.

With care, professional support and time, Sokha has healed and rebuilt her life.

Today, Sokha’s courage stands as a reminder that freedom and restoration are possible, even after the unthinkable.