When a survivor believes they are loved, worthy and capable—everything changes.
At Ally, we help survivors of human trafficking find healing and restoration through safe homes, education and job training. Survivors of human trafficking have lived through immense trauma and their pain can make them feel broken and terrified.
Safe homes provide a secure place for children to work through past trauma, build meaningful relationships with others and start to dream for their future.
Every survivor of human trafficking deserves the help they need to heal.
Healing & Opportunity
Safe Homes
We support over 200 women and children through our safe homes, providing care, counselling and education.
Prevention
We work with at-risk communities to prevent human trafficking through education and awareness programs.
Reintegration
We match individuals with opportunities through job training, post-secondary scholarships and transitional housing support.
our work
Care for brave survivors of abuse
Protect vulnerable communities
Encourage
individuals to dream
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Where We Work
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!
Nepal
Laos
Cambodia
Canada
Trafficking Prevention
Safe Homes
Education
Leadership Development
Community Reintegration
Job Training
Trafficking Prevention
Education for Vulnerable Women & Children
Leadership Development
Community Reintegration
Job Training
Trafficking Prevention
Safe Homes
Education
Leadership Development
Community Reintegration
Job Training
Trafficking Awareness
Research and Development
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anupa's* story
“When I was rescued from human trafficking, I doubted that anyone could love or care for me. I can still remember the day I arrived at the safe homes, six years ago.
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"THIS HOME IS THE PLACE TO DREAM BIG AND TO BE YOURSELF!"
I was accepted with great love and joy and looking back, it’s still the best day of my life.
When I first came to the safe homes, I wondered, “Could I get an education? What would my future look like?” But day by day, I had sisters in the home encouraging me to dream big and become someone! Because of their love, joy and compassion, living here has made me stronger. I am who I am today because of these girls. This home is the place to dream big and to be yourself!”
