Mission

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Love146

• Mission
• The abolition of child sex trafficking and
  exploitation

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Child Trafficking Facts

• According to the International Labor Association,
  at least one million children are prostitutes
  (Thailand, India, Taiwan and the Philippines)
• It is estimated that 2 children are sold every
  minute
• In 2006 UNICEF reported that they believe the
  number of children trafficked annually is around
  1.2 million
• The UN and other experts estimate the total
  market value of illicit human trafficking at
  roughly 32 billion

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Love146 History

• Sept 2002
• Co-founders Rob Morris, Lamont Hiebert, Desirea
  Rodgers and Caroline Hahm go to SE Asia on
  exploratory mission
• Witnessed child sex trafficking and save homes
• March 2004
• After research and networking formed Justice for
  Children International
• October 2007
• JFCI became known as Love 146 (film)

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Where They Serve

• SE Asia
• Programs specifically in
• Thailand
• Cambodia
• India
• Philippines

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Financial Profile

• 2007
• 914,335 on program expenses (86)
• 143,749 on administration and fundraising (14)
• 2008
• DFW funded 13,872

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How They Work

• Prevention Protect Defend
• Field Prevention
• Education for at risk children and communities
  through media and outreach programs
• Funding sustainable community development
  programs (micro-enterprise, agricultural
  development
• Funding animation projects to highlight dangers
  to children
• Funding a coalition of organizations in SE Asia
  to share prevention tools and ideas
• Purchase of eight wells along the
  Thailand/Cambodia border to prevent children from
  wandering unsupervised

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How They Work

• Prevention Protect Defend
• Advocacy prevention
• Abolitionists grassroots campaign aimed at
  increasing awareness and involvement
• Craiglist Campaign Urges company to take
  responsibility for the sites role
• Stop the Traffik Global organization of
  coalitions committed to the abolition of
  modern-day slavery
• Research Reports One of several organizations
  that funded a national research study into the
  prevalence and perceptions of Cambodian children
  to violence against children in Cambodia.

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How They Work

• Aftercare Restore and Empower
• Safehome Programs
• Training Programs in Aftercare
• Aftercare Research programs
• Multiply safehomes
• Provide therapy, a sense of family and space to
  thrive
• Provide education and viable employment
  opportunities
• Train aftercare workers
• Provide best practices in after care

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Love146 and Round Home

• Safehome in the Philippines
• Uniquely designed and built to facilitate the
  restoration and holistic health of every child in
  the facility.
• Attuned to the needs of the exploited and
  traumatized child
• Why round? (Dr. Gundelina Velazco, Director of
  Aftercare)
• There are no sharp edges to the care and
  education of a traumatized child
• All children are placed equally in a circle
• Children can come full circle to realize their
  potential and to help others

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Round Homes Mission

• Characterized by efforts to
• Keep child safe and well-provided for
• Instill hope
• Effect healing and restoration
• Promote growth and development
• Facilitate the release of potential
• Enable the child to come full-circle, liberated
  from their traumas and sufferings, to realize
  their innate worth.

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DFWs Contribution

• Contributions from DFW will support one year of
  operating expenses for Round Home