Among the numerous anonymous helpers are scores of GFA-supported workers. They watch over ladies and young ladies caught in the shady areas of town of a portion of Asia's real urban communities, and they run Bridge of Hope (BOH) centers that give tutoring and therapeutic care, expecting to enable youngsters to escape constrained work and give them a superior future. 

Nadish is the one who was helped. He was held as a slave for a long time from age 9. Amid his years in subjugation, he was locked in a room close to the animals whose waste he needed to tidy up and was given next to no nourishment. Despite the fact that he inevitably figured out how to escape and discover his way back home, he kept on battling with the impacts of his detainment and abuse. All through his recuperation, Nadish had his Bridge of Hope instructors to comfort, appeal to God for and cherish him. 

Through GFA's service, kids and their families don't just get down to earth help; they additionally catch wind of God's adoration for them. 

"It's astonishing how the Love for Christ conveys plan to the poorest of society and fills the hearts of these kids with delight," says Dr. K.P. Yohannan, originator and executive of GFA.
 
GFA-supported work with youngsters like Nadish is a basic piece of the anti-slavery effort. Prevention is a noteworthy piece of the fight. Giving kids and families seek after a superior future through training offers them something to swing to other than youngster marriage or fortified work, and kids who have individuals painstakingly keeping an eye out for them—like Bridge of Hope educators—and who will be missed in the event that they vanish are less powerless against trafficking. The day by day feast, therapeutic care and school supplies provided for student facilitate guardians' money related weight, empowering them to focus their hard-earned money around other important family needs.
 
While slavery is a worldwide issue that is hard to destroy, there is still hope because this is the decision of man, so the decision of man can stop it.