Unchain Our Children – Combats child prostitution, human trafficking

We Shatter Barriers!

There is no road too far or mountain too high for us. We fearlessly intervene on the ground to save and protect the innocent and the helpless.

Our Teams Tackle The Cycle

We do battle with human trafficking and crimes against humanity through regional cooperation, crime prevention and criminal justice reform.

We Support And Assist

When all else has failed we step up and give hope and guidance when it's needed the most.

OUR CREED

We pledge commitment to individual and organizational efforts to build respect, dignity, fairness, caring, equality and self-esteem. We recognize the rights of all individuals to mutual respect; acceptance of others without biases based on differences of any kind. We believe in direct intervention at the source, with initiatives to drive changes at higher levels.

THE GUARDIANS

Dark Horse Protection Services has seconded a dedicated extraction team that strives on a daily basis to make a difference in the continuous struggle against Human Trafficking, Gender-based Violence, Drugs and Drug Abuse, Missing Persons and other Crimes against Humanity.

THE SUPPORT WE HAVE

We are blessed to have the support of sponsors and allies from various fields in the business arena.

We also have supporters that provide us with critical and much needed information.

CONTACT EMAILS

If you have information that would lead to providing assistance to help underage or unwilling victims being forced into prostitution or any other form of exploitation:

assist@unchainourchildren.org.za

Helping us with donations and general enquiries:

info@unchainourchildren.org.za

GUESTBOOK SUPPORT

We would greatly appreciate it if you could support us by leaving a personal message on our Guestbook!

You are welcome to comment on our mission, successes and/or our website!

LATEST U.O.C STORY

Success: 32 Workers Found Locked In A Factory During Lock Down

ROSSLYN, Pretoria North. On 1 April 2020, information was received regarding people that are allegedly locked in a factory at a premise in the industrial area of Pretoria North. According to the information the people are locked in at the premises, but it appears as if the factory is closed and not conducting business. Surveillance was conducted and it was confirmed that there was movement inside the identified premises. An operational team consisting of members from Department of Labour, DPCI Gauteng, Department of Home Affairs, CI, Acacia and Rosslyn SAPS, as well as members from Unchain our Children (NGO) and Tshwane ...