Our partners in these countries are rescuing and restoring people who are targeted by human traffickers.

GROW identifies and rescues at-risk children, providing them with a safe and nurturing environment, while also bringing reconciliation and healing to their families and communities. Explore inspiring GROW stories and updates.

In 2019, Hillside established SEARCH to support local Burmese leaders dedicated to freeing women and childen from trafficking through prevention, outreach, and safe housing. These survivors are then equipped within a stable, supportive community to pursue education and training, enabling them to achieve their full potential. Learn more about this work.

We partner with Visiòn Celestial, a Compassion International-affilated church near Santa Domingo, to bring Jesus to children living in extreme poverty. Each week, 400-500 kids receive holistic support-physical, spiritual, and educational-at the church.

Additionally, we back Del Camino Connection, a network of Latin American churches dedicated to encouraging and training church leaders.

Furthermore, we support the Hernandez Family and their church, Tal Como Soy (“Just As I Am”), in Santiago. They reach out to those without Christ through evangelism, sports, cooking classes, arts, and a welcoming community.

In India, we support two Bible teachers who are dedicated to serving and equipping churches and leaders among Unreached People Groups in Northern and Southern regions.

See Francis' latest update.

See Joshua's latest update.

Since 2009, the Livingstons have been serving in Taiwan, coaching local leaders and helping individuals struggling with addiction, depression, or disabilities. They empower these individuals to overcome guilt and shame through recovery groups, workshops, and personalized mentoring.

Check out their latest news.

We support the Fauss family, who are revitalizing churches in Berlin to reach Eastern Germany, where less than 2% are believers. Their work includes church-planting, assisting refugees, and evangelism efforts.

Read their latest newsletter.