The Value of One
The Value of One

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Human trafficking. I'm not for sale. Humans are not a product. Stop child abuse.20+Years of Law Enforcement Experience
WHO WE ARE

Breaking the chains of human trafficking.

We are a 501(C)(3) that is here to assist in fighting human trafficking around the world. Founded in 2020, we are a Christian organization that believes that our purpose in this life is to help others and further the gospel of Jesus Christ.
OUR MISSION

To reduce human trafficking in all forms.

It is the purpose of this organization being the “Value of One” to help reduce human trafficking in all forms. We believe every human life is a gift from God and has more value than all the money in the world. We believe that one person’s life and freedom is very sacred, and we will go to great lengths to see those victims rescued. We also believe that the individual’s value does not stop at their liberation. The value that this one individual can play in the world is of utmost importance. The most important value is the soul of that one person. For what does it profit a man or a woman to gain the whole world and lose their own soul (Mark 8:36). We believe in the value of one soul being saved by our savior Jesus Christ. For it is the same love with which Jesus saves one soul that motivates us to have this mission and to spread it to the world.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Join the fight to stand against human trafficking.

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Prevention: We educate people on what human trafficking is and how to recognize it. We do this through training and classes. We could do this at a church or a school. We also teach the role of the church in human trafficking. Also under prevention is investigations. We work to identify individuals who traffic and exploit these victims.

Rescue: We physically conduct rescue to get the victims out of the situation they are in. We do this by working with local police and conducting investigations to identify victims being trafficked.

Rehabilitation: Survivors get the physical, mental, and, most importantly, spiritual help they need. They are presented the gospel and given the opportunity to get into a local church.