Senate Bill 1042

Senate Bill 1042 is being presented to the Senate Standing Committee on Public Safety in Sacramento today. This bill would include human trafficking in the lists of crimes that are defined as serious and violent under California law, making the crime a strike under the Three Strikes law. While this proposed bill brings a great deal of awareness to the issue of human trafficking and recognizes it as the serious crime that it is, we must also get serious about preserving the family and protecting children in our community. If we do not, we will be fighting this crime for years to come.

Keeping our children safe must be our mandate. If you want to get involved by volunteering in a local club or mentoring a young person, please contact us at 661.213.3380 or info@myglobalfamily.org.

Thank you for being a part of Global Family & the Daughter Project!

Meet Shimla - a girl who found a new family after COVID!

While we have all been affected by COVID, some children in our ‘family' have had their families taken from them. Through longstanding relationships developed in the Jal Vihar community surrounding the city of Delhi, our team have identified 20 children who lost their parents due to the pandemic. Life for these families, living day to day in good times, has been extremely challenging with tragic outcomes for some.

Many parents have lost their little ones due to starvation and children their mothers and fathers due to the disease.

It has been a privilege to provide additional support to this community through this time including longterm family care for these orphaned children. All have now been transitioned to live with extended family like 11 year old Shimla, a special addition to Sanjay and Rajni’s loving family. Sanjay and Rajni, with 3 children of their own, had already taken in 4 orphans due to COVID when they learned about Shimla. This big-hearted couple now have 8 children to raise. Sanjay earns daily wages doing electrical work, and, while the family have 2 goats and 2 cows, they need our help. In addition to providing them with food packets, moral support, and counseling, we wish to support this family and others to ensure all of the children’s basic needs are met including education, transportation to school, access to medical care, and more. We are able to support all 20 children for just under $500 per month (an average of $20/child each month). If you would like to sponsor Shimla or give towards the support of all of these children and families, please GIVE today or contact us directly at info@myglobalfamily.org or 661.213.3380 for more information. Many children orphaned due to COVID or other reasons do not have happy outcomes. Our relationships in this community have enabled us to give these children the love and care of family… something all children deserve because they are all as precious to God as our own. Thank you for being a part of Global Family & the Daughter Project!

Help us understand the linkages between homelessness and CSEC

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We are conducting a study to understand the linkages between homelessness and trafficking in the United States, and have selected you as a key stakeholder. We would be so grateful if you took the time to fill out the survey.

No private or personal data will be collected through this form. The outcomes from this study will be used to inform policy and practice related to the prevention and response to trafficking. We will be sending you and your organization the outcomes of this study when it is complete. Your name, position, and the name of your organization will be kept private and will not be published or made public in any way. Please complete a different form for each program. If you have any questions, please contact us at charity@myglobalfamily.org.

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St. James Research Centre (SJRC) is a research and training institute that provides resources to professionals and academics working in the field of anti-modern slavery and community development. We conduct research to understand the issues, what we can do about them, and effective approaches.

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