Our solution is to provide girls with opportunities to be liberated from their situation and start a new life. Because Grace was given an opportunity to be freed from her struggles, she now works as a caretaker for disabled children at The Salvation Army Joyland Special School. She now strives to empower disabled orphans to be independent, productive, and strong individuals who have a renewed sense of hope.

Girls who live in poverty have limited opportunities to succeed. However, by giving them new opportunities for growth, education, and dignified work, the potential for progress will rise drastically. Our project, Freely in Hope, will establish a safe place for victims of rape, pregnant single women, and school girls living in poverty to be empowered to act against rapists, to be educated about the importance of health care, to be given opportunities to earn a living through micro-enterprise, and to continue their education through scholarships.