Freedom is Worth the Fight

Since 2016, the Young Living Foundation has been committed to helping victims of abuse and survivors of labor and sexual exploitation. Modern slavery is a complex issue, and thus requires a multi-dimensional approach. We partner with programs that tackle prevention, rescue, recovery, reintegration, and policy reform— with the ultimate goal of enabling freedom, healing, and sustainable independence.



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Slavery still exists.
Let's end it.

Your involvement has allowed us to increasingly build a world free from slavery where no human is bought or sold. Examples of forms of exploitation we are committed to help eradicate include: domestic servitude, forced labor, child abuse, sex trafficking, forced marriage, debt bondage, and forced street begging.

By  the  Numbers

Young Living Foundation Ending Exploitation Lives Protected
12,551

Participants trained on human trafficking prevention and awareness

Young Living Foundation Ending Exploitation Survivors
1,659

Survivors returned to family-based care

Young Living Foundation Ending Exploitation Aftercare Services
6,074

Provided with aftercare rehabilitation services

*Current numbers are from 2017 through March 2021 and are updated semi-annually.

 

What's bigger than California's population?


the number of human trafficking victims around the world

 

40.3 million people worldwide are victims of modern slavery, including 24.9 million in forced labor and 15.4 million in forced marriage.

 

$4,750
per second

Traffickers make $150 billion a year selling humans—that’s over $4,750 per second.

1 in 4
children

25 percent of victims of modern slavery are children under the age of 18.

99
percent

Women and girls account for 99% of victims in the commercial sex industry.

 


Our Solutions



We support self-help groups and community education initiatives so at-risk individuals can protect themselves and their family members from human traffickers.


We fund outreach programs, allowing social workers to work in high-risk areas to identify and rescue victims of human trafficking.



We help our partners provide victim support, housing, therapy, catch-up education, employment opportunities, and reintegration for victims of exploitation.



         

         

“I would like to become an expert in social work. Most of all, I want to become a person who helps with matters relating to society. Each person has their own dream, and they need others to help them achieve it. Without help from others, I would not be who I am right now.”

– Chanmoni | Human Trafficking Survivor


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All she wanted was to earn money to help her mom pay for food.

Traffickers took advantage of her situation and sold her across the border. With your help, she was rescued and is now studying at a university.
Watch Her Story