In uplifting households and helping families to gain economic independence, Hagar Vietnam provides training in husbandry techniques. The animal bank project teaches beneficiaries to manage the animals, in raising, breeding and disease prevention. The training includes...
Afghanistan tops the world as the most dangerous country for women. Banned from schools, national parks, bath houses, gyms, and sacked and barred from working in government jobs and NGOs, the oppression women and girls face continue to intensify as they find...
On 19 December 2023 in Phnom Penh, we witnessed the biggest reunion in HAGAR’s 3-decades history of working with survivors of human trafficking, slavery and abuse. Nearly 100 former Hagar beneficiaries reunited with Hagar staff – their previous counsellors, teachers,...
Great things are never done by one person; they’re done by a team of people. Steve Jobs Our Hagar team is made up of some of the most dedicated individuals with a deep compassion for the underprivileged, and commitment to make a difference for the afflicted. You may...
Serving vulnerable women and children who have suffered extreme human rights abuses, HAGAR’s work began in Cambodia in 1994 and has since grown to care for this same community in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Singapore and the Solomon Islands. In April 2023, the...
Human trafficking survivor, Longdy Chhap bounces back after losing his legs a second time in recent car crash On 6 November 2022 – our former HAGAR beneficiary and staff, Longdy Chhap, his wife and 3-year-old daughter were severely injured in a car crash in Cambodia....
