The Salvation House – Rescue Center for Girls

Human trafficking remains one of the most devastating tragedies of our time. Around the world, countless girls are sold into sexual slavery—often by their own families. In brothels controlled by ruthless pimps, they endure unimaginable exploitation. Many give birth to children fathered by clients, and these children grow up in an environment of abuse, without education or hope for the future.

We’ve seen heartbreaking realities: mothers, desperate to shield their children from what’s happening, give them alcohol to make them sleep—right in the same room where horrors unfold. Boys are groomed to become pimps or eunuchs, and girls are forced to repeat their mothers’ stories, their innocence sold to the highest bidder. None of them know their fathers—each was just another fleeting client. But praise God—this is not the end of the story!

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For years, our team at Jesus Unlimited has been building deep, trust-based relationships with these women. Through patience and compassion, we’ve earned the right to step in, and mothers have signed legal agreements placing their children into our care. We’ll never forget the first girls we rescued. They arrived at Salvation House bearing not only physical scars—bruises, burns—but deep wounds in their souls. It took months of loving care, therapy, and the truth of God’s Word to begin their healing.

A few years ago we built Salvation House—a safe haven where children can begin a brand-new life. Today, it stands as a beacon of God’s love. Our children are thriving—attending school, discovering their worth in Christ, and breaking free from the chains of abuse. We’ve celebrated incredible milestones: older girls have been baptized, embracing their faith as the foundation for their lives. We’re equipping them to become godly wives, mothers, and leaders who will raise the next generation in the ways of the Lord.

This past year, we welcomed even more rescued children, expanded our educational programs, and watched former residents step into mentorship roles. One young woman, now in her teens, told us: “Salvation House didn’t just save my body; it saved my soul. I know God’s love now, and I want to help others find it too.”

Stories like hers are why we press on—because every transformed life is a victory over darkness. As we carry this mission forward, we need your support:

Join as a Monthly Partner. Even a small commitment brings stability and hope.
Pray with Us. For the women still trapped, the children in our care, and our team on the frontlines.
Share Our Story. Awareness is a powerful weapon against trafficking—tell others about the work God is doing here.