Human trafficking is big business. And some people might be surprised to find out that it is something that occurs in almost every country of the world - including Australia, the United States and the UK. This is not simply a third world issue.
Justice and Care run a number of programs that aim to target trafficking at it's roots - before the women and children are sold. They work with other organisations to track down missing people and runaways, as well as taking part in targeting major entry points to cities before these missing people can be taken. Justice and Care also walks alongside victims from rescue to prosecution of their perpetrators and until they have rebuilt a stable life.
Justice and Care is staffed by people with a number of different expertise including investigators, social workers, counsellors, lawyers and administrators.
To find out more about Justice and Care or to see how you can support their work you can visit their website.
Day 4: The A21 Campaign
Day 5: Justice and Care
Day 6: Youth With A Mission
Day 7: Reflecting on the Word
Day 8: OM Ships International
Day 9: Wycliffe Bible Translators
Day 16: The Dunlap Family
Day 17: Kisses from Katie
Day 18: Ordinary Hero
Day 19: Give Every Day
Day 20: Kellyanne
Day 21: Looking Forward
Day 22: Defining
Day 23: Intentional
Day 24: Reflecting on the Word
Day 25: Serving Others
Day 26: Win more to Christ
Day 27: Mercy
Day 28: Love
Day 29: Faith Without Deeds...
Day 30: Grace
Day 31: Where to from Here?
Day 5: Justice and Care
Day 6: Youth With A Mission
Day 7: Reflecting on the Word
Day 8: OM Ships International
Day 9: Wycliffe Bible Translators
Day 16: The Dunlap Family
Day 17: Kisses from Katie
Day 18: Ordinary Hero
Day 19: Give Every Day
Day 20: Kellyanne
Day 21: Looking Forward
Day 22: Defining
Day 23: Intentional
Day 24: Reflecting on the Word
Day 25: Serving Others
Day 26: Win more to Christ
Day 27: Mercy
Day 28: Love
Day 29: Faith Without Deeds...
Day 30: Grace
Day 31: Where to from Here?
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