Freedom and Health Restoration Project

A major charitable work of the Mission, this project seeks to free families trapped in bonded labor at brick kilns. Through advocacy, fundraising, and pastoral care, the project secures the release of enslaved families, provides them with safe housing, education for their children, and skills training so they can begin new lives in dignity and freedom.

In addition to liberation efforts, the Mission also extends compassionate support in the area of health. Many of the poorest families face critical medical needs they cannot afford, including life-saving surgeries and prosthetic limbs. Through financial aid and medical partnerships, the project ensures that these individuals receive proper treatment and rehabilitation, enabling them not only to survive but to live with restored dignity and hope.