2025 Annual Report
To rescue and restore victims of sexual exploitation through the love and power of God.
Our Mission.
Because freedom is her future.
Letter from the Executive Director
What a privilege it is to look back at this past year and see the ways God is writing a story of hope through our global network. Because of your faithful partnership, we have seen extraordinary growth—new safe homes opening, centers dedicated, land being prepared, and partnerships forming that will impact generations to come.
Across the world, there is a sense of holy anticipation. In Latin America, the first group of girls has stepped through the doors of a new home and into a future of safety and healing. In North Africa, a home and operations center now stands as a beacon of hope for survivors in that region. In Southern Asia, we have broken ground to prepare for Jireh International Academy, a place that will equip children and young adults with education and opportunity. In West Africa, we are seeing steady progress toward the completion of a safe home, vocational training center, and sustainability project that will transform the communities our partner serves. And in the Caribbean, a new partnership is paving the way for the first safe home in that region.
This is more than growth. It is the building of a foundation that will endure. Together, we are preparing spaces where women and children can find refuge, restoration, and the opportunity to flourish.
I am filled with expectation for what God will do next. These breakthroughs are only the beginning, and we are ready to say “yes” to the next invitation, the next opportunity, the next life transformed.
Thank you for standing with us, for praying, for giving, and for believing that a different future is possible. You are part of this global movement of hope and restoration—and we could not do this without you.
With gratitude and anticipation,
2024 Ministry impact stats
+956,000 live impacted
in 28 years of ministry
Ministry Highlights
Reshma’s story
in her darkest moment, God answered her prayers.
Born into extreme poverty in Southern Asia, Reshma childhood was marked by loss and fear. She prayed for a way out—a better life.
After her father died, she had no home and slept under a tree at just eleven years old. When her aunt offered her a place to stay, Reshma believed rescue had come—but instead, her aunt led her into the red-light area. Here, she was sold again and again.
But in that darkness, God was working.
Letter from the CEO
28 years ago, Project Rescue was founded with one mission: to rescue and restore women and children caught in sexual exploitation and to introduce them to a God that loves them. Since that day, hundreds of thousands of women and children have found hope and healing through Jesus Christ. With the Project Rescue network growing exponentially, Project Rescue Foundation (PRF) was created in 2012 to provide financial support to these initiatives around the world.
As we look to the future, the Project Rescue network strives to become a financially sustainable ministry model over the next decade. This year alone, we have seen significant progress towards that goal. One of our newest ministry partners in West Africa is 100% sustainable within country. In Europe, a beauty salon was launched to provide revenue for the local ministries and is operated by women who have gone through the Project Rescue Program. We are projecting net profits above $100,000 annually, which will help underwrite many of the ministry’s expenses. This is the first of many steps to achieving financial sustainability on the continent of Europe.
Jonathan Barratt,
CEO of Project Rescue Foundation
2024 Financials