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Who We Are: Project Rescue: Project Rescue exists to rescue and restore victims of sexual slavery through the love and power of Jesus Christ. Now ministering to exploited women and children in 6 nations, Project Rescue brings Hope through a holistic multi-faceted three-prong approach of prevention, intervention and restoration” Where Do We Work: Project Rescue: Various Locations (India, Nepal, Moldova, Bangladesh, Tajikistan and Spain) Project Rescue exists to rescue and restore victims of sexual slavery through the love and power of Jesus Christ. Project Rescue is focused on a three-prong approach: prevention, intervention and restoration. Intervention includes red-light district Sunday schools, vocational training units, night care shelters for the children of prostituted women, medical clinics, and aftercare homes for exploited women and children. Project Rescue currently operates in India, Nepal, Moldova, Bangladesh, Tajikistan and Spain. Current FAAST Initiatives: Project Rescue: Focus Country: Eurasia and Europe Project Rescue is giving exploited women and children a place to call their own: a place of shelter, food, clothing, education and safety – a place of hope filled with the love of Jesus. Multifaceted initiatives provide care through 12 affiliated sites in 6 nations. www.projectrescue.com Project Rescue, established in 1997, exists to rescue and restore victims of sexual slavery through the love and power of Jesus Christ. Project Rescue is focused on a three-prong approach: prevention, intervention and restoration. Affiliated initiatives include vocational training units, night care shelters for the children of prostituted women, medical and HIV clinics, aftercare homes for exploited women and children, prevention in high-risk communities and red-light district Sunday schools and churches. Today, Project Rescue affiliated ministries provide healing through 12 sites in 6 nations: India, Nepal, Moldova, Tajikistan, Spain and Bangladesh. Project Rescue Information: Email: [email protected] Website: www.projectrescue.com