We are Agents of Change

Bringing HOPE to our communities.

Make A Difference

Your monthly gift helps serve formerly exploited, trafficked, and vulnerable children in  Ghana, West Africa.

The Need

RESCUE, RENEW, RESTORE

Our mission is to RESCUE child trafficking survivors, RENEW them through holistic healing, and RESTORE their dignity as we empower them to become agents of change in their communities.

Our Response

How We Make A Difference

Touch A Life is committed to providing holistic, customized child care for the children in our programs, complete with regular medical and mental health assessments, art healing programming, and educational and vocational empowerment. 

The Care Center

The Touch A Life Care Center in Kumasi, Ghana, is home to over 100 children who have been rescued from forced labor and exploitation.

Education

We hope to equip them with life skills, traditional education, and vocational training to live a full and productive life.

Life Academy

Life Academy is a program aimed at providing vocational training opportunities and life skills development for young adults in the organization’s care.

Art Healing Centers

Touch A Life is creating Art Centers around the world to bring healing to children who have been exploited.

Our Impact

By The Numbers

Children Rescued

College Graduates

Current Students

How to Help

Get Involved

Sponsor A Child

Child sponsors are truly the driving force of Touch A Life.

Find Your Mark

Fair trade, handmade products benefiting survivors of human trafficking and exploitation.  

Jantsen's Gift

Jantsen’s Gift: A True Story of Grief, Rescue and Grace by Pam Cope

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Your gift helps serve formerly exploited, trafficked, and vulnerable children in Ghana.

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Latest Updates

Launching Agents of Change

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17 New College Grads!

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