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Diana’s Story

November 14, 2014

Diana is a survivor of child exploitation. She came to our safe home and found new life. She has since moved back into the community and enrolled in school. This is her story in her words. This is Diana’s Story.

Music: “This Can’t Last” by Aaron Strumple and “I Shall Not be Moved” by Tina Colon.

Note we no longer call human trafficking “slavery.” See why: www.love146.org/words-matter

Categories: Child Trafficking Advocacy, Child Trafficking in the Philippines, Inspiration, Survivor Care
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