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Ngan Hanh’s Story
In Vietnamese ‘Ngan Hanh’ translates to Ginkgo biloba- a plant which survived a nuclear explosion in Japan and continued to bloom and become a medicine for everyone. This alias represents the survivor’s wish to have strength and vitality like this plant. A few years...
Kanha’s Story
20-year-old widow Kanha, from Battambang Province Cambodia, survived human trafficking to China. Due to the lack of jobs in her village, Kanha’s family faced financial hardship so she needed to help support them. Kanha’s mother was persuaded by a broker to convince...
Lan’s Story
Looking at Lan and husband Dat happily holding their baby, no one would ever guess that violence existed in their house for years. In the past, the couple’s financial struggles provoked conflicts between them. With a sole income from farming, things were difficult and...
Hagar News
Trust and attachment research
Hagar USA’s Clinical Consultant, Dr Zoe Wyatt, has published her final article from a broader body of doctoral research in the area of trauma and resilience. The paper, ‘‘It Touched My Heart’ – Trust and Attachment in the Aftermath of Trauma for Cambodian Orphans and...
Afghanistan August Update
Teamwork bolsters Afghanistan Earthquake ResponseHagar Afghanistan has distributed 1000 packages of non-food items to families most impacted by the recent earthquake in the Paktika province, thanks to our generous friends at World Vision. These packages included...
Faith and post-traumatic growth research
Hagar USA’s Clinical Consultant, Dr Zoe Wyatt, has published a new research paper, "Can Faith and Spirituality Promote Healing and Post-Traumatic Growth in the Aftermath of Trauma? What We Can Learn from Cambodian Trauma Survivors and Those Who Support Them." This...
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Fighting for Social Justice
From 2015-2017, Hagar partnered with leading law firm, Linklaters, on our “Support Children in Legal Processes” project. By providing funding, research, and expertise, Linklaters assisted us in ensuring that child survivors of extreme abuse in Cambodia are best...
Singapore Doctors in Cambodia
In December, a team of nearly 40 medical doctors, dentists, and healthcare professionals from Singapore volunteered at our Community Learning Centre in Phnom Penh. They provided medical screening to close to 200 students, and community clients. Working alongside them...
Kiwi Wine Company Donating 100% of proceeds
A Canterbury wine label is donating 100 percent of its profits to an anti-trafficking charity. Alanna and Pete Chapman are a Kiwi couple committed to the cause of Hagar. Alanna was working at Hagar New Zealand, when her husband, a vineyard manager, came home one night...
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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.
