More than
50 million
people live in slavery today.
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Photographs from Hagar’s work.
Hagar’s reported impact.
Select a result. Each figure represents approximately 100 people.
Source: Hagar 2024 Impact Report. Read the report.
Four stages of recovery.
Select a stage to see the support Hagar describes across safety, recovery, empowerment and leadership.
Getting to safety
Crisis shelter, 24-hour hotlines and emergency response can meet survivors at the point of greatest danger.
Source: Hagar NZ, Where we work and How recovery works. View source.
What a donation can provide.
Select an amount to view one of Hagar NZ’s current giving examples.
$50 can provide one month of trauma counselling and therapy for one survivor.
Source: Hagar NZ Give Now page. View source.
Survivor. Community. Systems.
Select a level to see Hagar’s work across survivor care, community prevention and stronger protection systems.
Care and recovery
Hagar provides residential and community-based care and long-term individualised support to help survivors rebuild their lives.
- Safety and care
- Trauma-informed support
- Long-term recovery
Source: Hagar NZ, What We Do. View source.
Explore the context.
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That’s what your support funds, every year, every month, every day, whether or not it makes the news.
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