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A survivor leader whose story speaks to courage, long-term recovery and the power of walking alongside someone for the whole journey.
Hagar walks alongside survivors of trafficking, slavery and abuse as they rebuild safety, dignity and hope.
Leaving exploitation or abuse does not instantly restore a life. Survivors may need safety, counselling, education, family support and a pathway to independence.
Hagar’s work is built for that long road. Support adapts as each person’s needs change, without reducing them to what happened to them.
↗See the whole journeyA simple, human progression. Each stage is connected, and no survivor’s path is identical.
Immediate protection, practical care and a stable place from which recovery can begin.
Trauma-informed support that respects each survivor’s pace, choices and dignity.
Education and skills that help survivors reconnect with opportunity and shape their own future.
Pathways to safe work, income and long-term participation in family and community life.
A survivor leader whose story speaks to courage, long-term recovery and the power of walking alongside someone for the whole journey.
A story of rebuilding after labour trafficking, told with dignity and focused on the future.
Explore stories of strength, progress and lives rebuilt over time.
Support changes as life changes. Safety may come first, but recovery can also require trusted relationships, learning, livelihoods and time.
↗Explore Hagar's impactHagar supports the whole person and the whole journey, not just the point of crisis.
New Zealand supporters help make long-term, survivor-centred care possible across Hagar’s work.
A moving archive of real Hagar work, people and progress. Drag sideways to explore.
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