What we've built
A look at what's already changed for children and families we work with.
In 2026, 98 children and 32 parents — 130 people in all — were freed from generational debt bondage at three brick kilns, after a seven-month effort that very nearly collapsed two days before it was supposed to happen.
Read more →Freedom is not the end of the story. See what life looks like now for families we've walked with — from a government sanitation job to a second chance at a lifelong dream.
Read more →In a corner of Pakistan where poverty and child labor quietly steal childhoods, one Christian woman leader refused to wait for perfect conditions. Out of faith, commitment, and compassion, she opened the doors of a humble two-room school — and with it, a new chapter of hope and freedom for over 65 children who once faced lives of hardship, some born into generational slavery handed down from parents and grandparents, some already laboring at brick kilns. Today that school offers free education, basic healthcare support, transportation, learning materials, trained teachers, and security guards — the first safe, steady place many of these children have ever known.
Read more →Freedom from a kiln debt means little without a way to earn a living outside it. We opened the Proverbs 31 Women's Sewing Ministry to train the wives of freed workers in tailoring — giving families a second, independent income that doesn't depend on a brick kiln.
Read more →Before, families walked to an irrigation canal for every drop of water they used — drinking, bathing, cooking, washing clothes — and the water was often filthy. We drilled a fresh water well with a solar-powered pump to change that, and we're now working on hand-pump wells at other sites.
Read more →Every gift funds a real seat in a real classroom.
