HELP US REACH OUR $25K GOAL
Our organization is named after a girl named Nomi, whom our founders, Diana and Alissa, met while volunteering at a rescue shelter in Cambodia over a decade ago. By the time Nomi was eight years old, she had been trafficked by her stepfather, suffering unthinkable abuse. At first glance, our founders would have never imagined the trauma Nomi endured because of the warmth she exuded as she hugged them for the first time.
When our founders left Nomi’s shelter, they thought, “What if there was a network of supporters who could help every survivor of human trafficking attain the joy that Nomi carried?” As a result of their trip, Nomi Network was founded to be the support network behind women and girls like Nomi. Since 2012, we have helped over 20,000 women and girls at risk of trafficking break cycles of poverty.
In honor of International Women’s Day (IWD), we are rallying partners like you to build a world where all trafficking survivors can walk in the joy that emanates from economic freedom. Donating towards our $25,000 goal will provide mentorship, case management, and resource coordination to help survivors obtain sustainable employment and build lasting economic security.
Eradicating human trafficking takes a network of generous supporters and fierce advocates. Donate today and be the solution!
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CELEBRATE HER. READ HER STORY.
Soma always had dreams of becoming a nurse and financially helping her family despite her childhood in poverty. During her search for a job to support her family, Soma discovered our Workforce Development Program. Soma then began her general duty assistance training, where she served patients in her region, fulfilling her dream of working in the medical field. Soma learned how to take vitals, make beds, and provide hygienic care for patients. Now with a stable job, Soma is proud to be able to support her family.
Nalina’s husband became chronically ill after their marriage, preventing him from keeping a job. As Nalina’s family fell deeper into poverty, she could no longer provide adequate food for her son. In April 2021, Nalina enrolled in our program. After completing the first phase, Nalina bought twenty chicks and launched a poultry farming business! Nalina is also studying computer applications in her technical skills training in hopes of creating a second revenue stream! She is confident that “no matter what the future throws at her, she can face it.”
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