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A team from a church in Uzbekistan came to Bangkok to be exposed to the trafficking issues of Uzbek women in Bangkok and to report back to their churches so as a church they could address their role in how to help.
Created a network of contacts within the Church in Uzbekistan to follow up on the women rescued and repatriated to Uzbekistan.
LEAD staff provided logistics, and translation services for 15 women rescued from being trafficked to Bangkok, Thailand, and repatriated them to Uzbekistan.
Grant provided to a woman rescued from being trafficked to Thailand to set up a bazaar stall in her home town to sell merchandise.
After some time this farm will underwrite the operating budget of LEAD’s partner’s orphanage. This orphanage provides orphans (many from Myanmar and parentless because of the war between their people group and the Burmese military) a home, an education, and medical care.
A ministry that works in the red light district of Bangkok, encouraging women to leave the industry and offering them employment if they do. Once a person leaves the sex industry, NightLight provides them with gainful employment, vocational training, education, medical care, daycare for children, and counseling. A LEAD staff person provided this ministry with […]
This café was established for multiple purposes. 1) provide a place for free medical screening for those working in the sex industry. 2) provide a place for those ministering in the red light district of Bangkok to intersect with those in the sex industry to build a relationship with them and a) encouraging them to […]
Provide local church with emergency relief goods to share with refugees from the Iraqi and Syrian wars. This, in turn, gives the local church an opportunity to build a relationship and share Christ. We are also providing local believers with micro-loans to set up a small business to employ themselves.
Provided local church with emergency relief goods to share with refugees from the Iraqi and Syrian wars. This, in turn, gave the local church an opportunity to build a relationship and share Christ. We are also providing local believers with micro-loans to set up a small business to employ themselves.
The sister of Syrian friends in Grand Rapids is battling cancer. Funds were made available for her treatment.