The Khmer Rouge had a famous saying during the Killing Fields genocide: “When pulling out weeds, remove the roots and all.” Read why and how we're partnering with grassroots organizations in Cambodia at ratanak.org/news

We are honoured to report that the Royal Government of Cambodia has appointed Leng Chanpisey (our RAP Manager) as “Commander” of the Royal Order of Sahametrei in recognition of Ratanak’s exemplary contribution to the combatting of human trafficking! facebook.com/ratanakinterna…

Our Donations Administrator, Jasiel, is currently printing the tax receipts for all of you who have so loyally supported Ratanak this past year #thankyou

This year Ratanak will be taking a big step of faith and developing a ministry to exploited men. This video powerfully reveals the reality of forced #labourtrafficking in Thailand - many of the victims being from #Cambodia. hrw.org/news/2018/01/2…

This International Women's Day, we want to celebrate the courage of the trafficking survivors we are privileged to serve! We want to empower them so they can be free from the chains of exploitation and poverty. We want them to know dignity and confidence. #IWD2018

#Webelieve. Join us on April 7 at the Emerald Gala for an evening dedicated to freedom – freedom from poverty, slavery and exploitation. ratanak.org/gala

This year, we are starting three new projects in partnership with Cambodian grassroots organizations – working together to support even more people in need of healing and restoration. #DareGreatly

#Didyouknow…Ratanak means "precious gem" in Khmer? It's reflective of how we view the Cambodian people – precious and valuable. The "Emerald Gala" will be on April 7 – an evening to celebrate the dignity, courage and value of the Cambodians we serve. ratanak.org/gala

Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go. – Joshua 1:9

Our team in Cambodia engaged in their annual reflection and planning day at the end of 2017. Tony, who leads our team in Cambodia, had taken all the Cambodian staff rock-climbing as part of their day. Why? Read more in our Spring Newsletter! ratanak.org/news

Phearith is our new Men's Recovery Project Manager. We're excited to have him on our team as he researches and develops a ministry for men who have been exploited or are at direct risk of being exploited through unsafe migration decisions.

Tomorrow is the last day to buy tickets for the Emerald Gala. Invite your friends and come to an evening celebrating the dignity and value of the Cambodians we are so privileged of serving. ratanak.org/gala

We're partnering with a grassroots Cambodian organization to reach out to women working in the entertainment district. Read more about it ratanak.org/news/#solida

You can help give young women trapped in exploitation a way out. Your support will empower them to work towards a future of freedom because you are also giving them the gift of will – a reason to take the next step forward. ratanak.org/donate

Because every day they are trapped is one day too long.

What does it mean for you to #daregreatly? For us, it means not giving up. It means walking with victims and survivors through their pain and brokenness, and through their joy and healing.

Helping those who are trafficked return home means: building a bridge to freedom

"She is clothed with strength and dignity." – Proverbs 31:25

Printers are great when they work! The last minute frenzy of collating documents before strategic planning meetings… when the printer is not cooperating! #behindthescenes #theRatanakyoudontsee

Last month our staff welcomed 5 new repatriation clients! Please pray for these young women as they return home and begin their journey of healing.