Human Trafficking Survivor Fund

A year and a half ago, The Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition began to help a wonderful woman from Indonesia who had been trafficked by a man in San Diego County. She was forced to work endless hours with little to no pay and absolutely no security to her well being.  She was diagnosed with breast cancer during her stay in our shelter and thankfully, she  was able to receive the appropriate care. After a life altering surgery and hours of radiation, she is on her path to recovery. 
The barriers did not stop there.  Due to difficulties from her police report, filing for a Visa has been extremely complicated.  This means she has not been able to work for over a year.
She is ready to reunite with her family and loved ones in Indonesia but needs your help. 

We are hoping to raise $1,000 for her trip home.  In addition to the $600 dollar flight, we would like to raise $400 dollars so she does not arrive home empty handed.

Let's show her we care, that our community helps those in dire need and that we can all work together to provide inspiration to those who have very little. 

Please donate, like and share.

For more information on how BSCC can help you and your community, please visit our website at  
Bsccoalition.org



**The Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition (BSCC) is an alliance of over 60 government and nonprofit agencies in the United States and Latin America that is convened in and along the U.S.-Mexico Border Region to combat slavery and human trafficking.

Incorporated in 2002 as a 501(c)3, its purpose is to bilaterally prevent and intervene in the commercial and sexual exploitation of women and children while advocating for all exploited persons.