The Hagar Impact
We are an international organisation dedicated to the recovery of women and children who have endured extreme abuses. We are working to see communities free and healed from the trauma of human slavery, trafficking and abuse.
Why we do what we do
40.3 million slaves in the world today. 62% live in Asia. 71% are women and girls.
Help us transform lives
Donate now
By partnering with Hagar, you’re supporting survivors to heal from the trauma of severe abuse. Our work is dependent on charitable giving by people like you.
Help us transform lives
Donate now
By partnering with Hagar, you’re supporting survivors to heal from the trauma of severe abuse. Our work is dependent on charitable giving by people like you.
Help us transform lives
Donate now
By partnering with Hagar, you’re supporting survivors to heal from the trauma of severe abuse. Our work is dependent on charitable giving by people like you.
Help us transform lives
Donate now
By partnering with Hagar, you’re supporting survivors to heal from the trauma of severe abuse. Our work is dependent on charitable giving by people like you.
How to help
Support locally
Your time, skills, resources, and participation are crucial in the fight against trafficking, slavery, and abuse.
Who are our partners?
Stories of hope
Hagar News
Read the latest news related to trafficking, slavery and abuse.
Introducing Dr. Andrew Catford, Hagar’s New Global CEO
At the beginning of June 2019, Hagar International welcomed our new global CEO, Dr. Andrew Catford.Andrew has extensive experience in the international development sector, having lived and worked for over 20 years in Asia, the Pacific, Africa, the Middle East, and...
Where we work
Find out more about Hagar’s global reach.
Hagar on the map
Hagar provides direct services to women and children in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Singapore, and Vietnam. In Myanmar, we provide capacity-building services, support and tools to other organisations and their staff who are serving individuals and communities who have experienced abuse, trauma, and chronic stress.
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Stories of Hope
Read survivors’ personal stories of transformation and hope.
Ha’s Story
“It’s the best meal I have ever had in my life. It’s also the first time I got to sit at the table during my meal. My husband said I looked just like a dog so I had to eat like a dog!” –HaHa was 15 years old when she was sold as a bride and trafficked to China...
