One By One

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One By One's aim is to end exploitation of the vulnerable across the world. Founded by Becky Murray, One By One has offices in UK, USA, Kenya and Pakistan.

Working in other countries too, helping the vulnerable be free from exploitation.

13/10/2026

Missions with One By One are amazing, and we can’t wait for you to join us.

📅 Kenya: Dec 7-15, 2026
📅 Kenya: Jun 21-29, 2027
📅 Sri Lanka: Sep 13-22, 2027
📅 Kenya: Dec 6-14, 2027

Whether it’s your first trip or your fifth, there’s a place for you on the team.

📍 Apply today at onebyone.org/trips

11/10/2026

This week, our Dignity Project teams were in four nations.

Uganda: 1,371
Kenya: 1,230
Nepal: 487
Sri Lanka: 457

That's 3,545 reached at Dignity Days in a single week, learning how traffickers work and leaving with what they need to stay in school and stay safe.

Thank you to our teams on the ground, and to everyone who gives, prays and shares.

Help us reach the next girl: become a Freedom Builder, link in bio.

08/10/2026

Police in Papua New Guinea recently found 39 Indonesian nationals allegedly held against their will in Port Moresby.

They'd been recruited on social media, promised legitimate work, then locked inside a house and forced to run online scams, day after day, with no way out.

Police believe it's linked to a wider trafficking network operating across South-East Asia and the Pacific. Four men have already been detained, with more arrests likely.

This is what modern trafficking increasingly looks like, not always physical labour, but people trapped and forced into cybercrime behind locked doors.

06/10/2026

This is what "One By One" actually looks like.

Girls rescued and given safety at the Mercy Centre in Uganda. Families reached through the Dignity Project across the world including our latest outreach in Nepal. Education that keeps children in school and out of a trafficker's reach in Kenya.

Different countries. Different stories. One mission.

05/10/2026

Today, 1,230 girls in Kenya were reached by the Dignity Project.

1,230 girls now have the knowledge, supplies, and support to stay safe, stay in school, and protect themselves from exploitation.

Every one of those girls is a reason we do what we do and a reminder of what's possible when this work reaches the people who need it.

Thank you to everyone who makes days like this possible.

03/10/2026

Her own aunt sold her out into child labour, 80 miles from home. Fourteen years old, forced into servitude and abuse until she finally escaped.

That's where Alice's story could have ended. Instead, it's where the Mercy Centre's began, she was our very first admission.

A year on, she's home with her father, pursuing a Cosmetology qualification built on skills she discovered at the Centre. Her aunt and abuser were both prosecuted.

This is why the Mercy Centre exists, not just to rescue girls, but to help them rebuild.

01/10/2026

One loan. A whole family pays it back.

He took a small loan just to survive. Now his wife, his children, every one of them is paying it off too.
This is the peshgi system: a debt that isn't yours alone, and doesn't end with you.

29/09/2026

Meet Winifred, a teacher at the Mercy Centre in Uganda.

We asked her why she does this work, what a typical day looks like, and what's hardest about it. Her answers say it all.

Thankful for our amazing staff!

27/09/2026

In Pakistan, one loan can trap an entire family in bonded labour for generations. Our Freedom Builders are the key to breaking that cycle. Their steady, ongoing monthly support enables us to reach families and fight for freedom.

Can you join the Movement? Link in bio to donate.

24/09/2026

Chhaupadi Prathaa is a tradition that banishes women.

In parts of western Nepal, women and girls are still forced to leave their homes during their period, considered "impure" and sent to isolated huts called chhaugoth, often without warmth, safety, or basic hygiene. It's linked to real dangers of exposure, animal attacks, and even death.

Nepal's Supreme Court banned the practice in 2005. The government criminalised it in 2017. And yet it persists, kept alive by deeply rooted beliefs, limited education, and resistance to change in rural communities.

This is exactly the kind of harm the Dignity Project exists to push back against because period poverty and period stigma doesn’t just cost girls their comfort. It costs them safety, education, and sometimes their lives.

No girl should be exiled for something her body does naturally.

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PO Box 762
Rotherham
S609JB

Website

http://www.onebyone.org/

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