Christian Charity Vows to Save 100,000 Girls From Human Traffickers
One by One charity pledges to reach 100,000 girls at risk of human trafficking after hitting 50,000 milestone on International Womens Day.
Christian Charity Pledges to Reach 100,000 Girls at Risk of Human Trafficking Worldwide
International charity One by One has announced an ambitious goal to reach 100,000 girls worldwide who are at risk of human trafficking. The pledge was made on International Women's Day, March 8, 2026.
The organization's Dignity Project recently achieved a milestone of reaching 50,000 girls across 14 countries, including Brazil, Sierra Leone, and India. The initiative combines menstrual health education with trafficking awareness training and distributes reusable sanitary pads to vulnerable young women.
Sessions take place in schools, churches, prisons, and refugee camps. Schools in Uganda reported a 19 percent attendance increase following Dignity Project events, a factor campaigners say plays a critical role in reducing the risk of trafficking.
One by One also operates several support centers for survivors. The Mercy Centre in Uganda provides residential care for trafficked girls aged six to 17. The King's Centre in Kenya offers education and family reintegration programs. In Pakistan, the charity runs outreach in brick factories and operates a safe house for those rescued from bonded labour.
No price can ever be put on these girls, because the price has already been paid in full by Christ.
Founder Becky Murray stated the organization aims to reach 100,000 girls within five years, compared to the ten years it took to reach the first 50,000.
One by One Charity Expands Global Anti Trafficking Mission to Protect Vulnerable Girls
Murray has presented anti trafficking campaigns to international leaders, including meetings at the White House and 10 Downing Street. Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May has also supported the initiative.
The Dignity Project was first launched in the UK Parliament and has since been rolled out in 14 nations, distributing pink Dignity Bags containing three reusable sanitary products, two pairs of underwear, and information about trafficking tactics.
The Crusader's Opinion
While the world pours billions into every fashionable cause imaginable, it takes a small Christian charity to actually do the hard work of saving girls from the clutches of human traffickers. One by One is doing what governments refuse to do. They are putting boots on the ground in the darkest corners of the earth and pulling children out of the hands of pure evil. Human trafficking is modern day slavery and it is a stain on every nation that allows it to fester. Becky Murray and her team are living proof that faith without works is dead. The rest of us need to stop scrolling and start acting.
Take Action
- Donate: Support One by One's mission directly at onebyone.org to help reach 100,000 girls at risk of trafficking
- Donate: Give to The Shepherd's Shield at www.TheShepherdsShield.org to support persecuted Christians worldwide
- Share: Post this story on your social media and ask why mainstream outlets are not covering the global trafficking crisis affecting millions of girls
- Pray: Lift up the 50,000 girls already reached and the next 50,000 still waiting. Pray for protection over every child at risk of trafficking
- Speak Up: Contact your local representative and demand stronger anti trafficking legislation and enforcement in your country
