Destiny Rescue Pilipinas Inc.

25/09/2026

"In short, parents must come to grips with the fact that their children are being actively, intentionally hunted by bad actors. “The only way to explain it is that there truly is evil in this world,” Xander, our Director of Operations in the Philippines, said. “It’s not ignorance; it’s evil, pure and simple."

Predators and traffickers have moved from scouting schools and playgrounds to online, but parents aren’t helpless to protect their kids.

22/09/2026

25 years of rescuing more than 25,000 children from exploitation and helping them stay free. 🧡 Thank you to our partners and supporters, you help make our work possible.

25 years. Over 25 thousand reasons to celebrate.

Destiny Rescue began when Tony Kirwan, an Australian tradesman, had a life-changing mission trip to Thailand. He was stunned by the sight of children being openly sold for s*x on the street. He began to pray, “God help these children…” but the prayer didn’t finish the way he’d intended.

Instead, he prayed, “God help me if I don’t do something for these kids.”

Tony went back to Australia, sold his home, business and everything he owned and moved across the ocean to try to make a difference. What he lacked in preparation, he made up for with a total, unwavering commitment to help children.

Destiny Rescue had been born.

Since those humble beginnings, Destiny Rescue has transformed into a respected international counter-trafficking non-governmental organization (NGO) with ties to law enforcement agencies and communities worldwide. While we’ve developed far beyond our humble roots, that same commitment that drove Tony to abandon all he had for the sake of the children remains the driving force behind everything we do.

We’re not slowing down. Follow the link to rescue the next child today. https://bit.ly/470Vb1g

16/09/2026

16/09/2026

"The s*xually explicit video depicted two children, just 11 and 7 years old. Investigators quickly identified the children, found their physical location, and collaborated with law enforcement to rescue them. But when they tried to identify the trafficker who exploited the kids, investigators discovered something shocking. There wasn’t one."

Children can see and do things with a few taps that would take immense intentional effort in the “real world.” As the parents in the case above discovered, unbound freedom combined with innocent, naive minds can lead to disastrous results.

But when a malevolent actor enters the picture, things get even worse: predators and traffickers have moved from scouting schools and playgrounds to browsing Instagram, Discord and Roblox.

Continue reading to learn what counter-trafficking agents wish parents knew about the dangers of the internet for children. https://bit.ly/4guYbst

13/08/2026

31/07/2026

"I was trapped, but now I’m free. Thank you for helping me begin again."
— Carmen, 18-year-old survivor from the Dominican Republic

We stand for freedom today, so that one day they can live in freedom.

15/07/2026

"Her mom used her innocence for profit. Her father, the man who should’ve protected her, turned a blind eye because the money was too good and earned them the nicest home in their community. There was no escape, and she didn’t even know to try. She had no advocates, and no one was looking for her.

Except for the team with The Scientia Program."

Read more by clicking the link below

The arrest of a European child predator revealed that a woman, named Bela, in the Philippines had been providing him with s*xually explicit images of a little girl.

It was her daughter.

Filipino authorities brought in The Scientia Program, a cross-NGO initiative we’re a part of, manned by a team of investigators armed with cutting-edge technology.

Using every tool at their disposal, the team found Bela’s home, deep in a rural community. They joined investigators in a raid on the home a few days later.

Armed officers rushed the home, subduing several men outside.

What they found inside was gut-wrenching.

A heartbreaking dichotomy emerged, revealing the horrible corruption of innocence in a family home: floral curtains and school awards existed alongside s*xual exploitation paraphernalia. A pink, heart-shaped Barbie ring light that was
likely used to create appalling videos. It was a gut-wrenching perversion of a home that bore the irreconcilable signs of a warm family and horrific s*xual abuse.

Bela and two accomplices were arrested.

The young survivor was quiet during the raid. She and her siblings must first learn that what their mother did was wrong before they can begin to heal.

They’ll begin their long journey toward recovery with loving caseworkers who will guide them through the horrific trauma they endured and, slowly, enable them to become children again.

More kids are waiting. Visit our website to stop trafficking for them today.

You can read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4vFa8AK

03/06/2026

The Destiny Rescue Philippines Country Manager has been traveling across Australia to encourage and inspire people like you to be a part of the work of Destiny Rescue to offer children freedom from s*xual exploitation and trafficking and equip them to stay free.

These invaluable gatherings raise awareness of the realities faced by vulnerable Filipino children and the urgent advocacy needed to protect them. Every conversation helps shine a light on the cause and invites more people to help rescue kids.

29/05/2026

A man was arrested after selling videos of his wife and kids being s*xually abused.

It started back in 2024: A Destiny Rescue rescue agent and former detective, Caleb, acted fast after coming across a Filipino trafficker who was managing multiple social media groups where he was selling child s*xual abuse material (CSAM).

It only took a week for Caleb to learn the vile man was not just a reseller of CSAM: he was also peddling his entire family to be s*xually abused and recorded in exchange for money. His victims included his pregnant wife and multiple children, the youngest only 3 years old.

Unfortunately, for reasons unknown, the trafficker went dark online and became nearly impossible to track. Six months later, Caleb saw that his account on the platform where they had connected had been reactivated. It didn’t take long at all for the twisted entrepreneur to begin offering his “product” to our undercover agent.

“He kept making offers to showcase their abuse online to me, but he also kept asking me to visit in person. He said another foreigner had already visited—and abused his entire family,” Caleb recalled.

To Caleb’s amusement, shortly after reengaging, the trafficker sent a photo of his driver’s license, hoping to convince Caleb he would be true to his word and send his “product” quickly.

Finally, in 2025, Caleb had what he needed to find the trafficker’s name and exact location and take the trafficker down. After sending evidence to the police, Caleb had to travel and appear in court to secure the search warrant.

The search warrant was quickly issued, and the National Bureau of Investigation raided the home, taking the survivors into the custody of caring social workers and arresting the abuser.

Throughout 2025, our agents, in collaboration with law enforcement, rescued 81 children in the Philippines from online s*xual exploitation (OSEC) and 16 perpetrators were arrested in connection with those cases.

29/05/2026

In 2025, two female pimps in the Philippines were offering victims, including minor girls and one boy, for s*xual services for as little as USD$50. Destiny Rescue agents alerted the Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to this trafficking case.

The two pimps were attempting to entice their victims with a commission if they brought friends to be exploited.

After agreeing to attend a pool party at a resort, the suspects then arranged to bring the victims, without knowing that they would be transacting with our undercover agents and NBI.

NBI agents came along and hid behind a cabin door overlooking the pool as the pimps sealed their fate by accepting money from undercover agents in exchange for “time” with the victims.

Eleven women, including one pregnant woman and four minors, were rescued from this human trafficking operation.

Caring social workers were present to help take the survivors to safety and plan the next steps on their journey to freedom from exploitation.

Some survivors expressed planning to return to school, while others planned to find safe, stable employment.