Our Projects
Captivating International is committed to targeting the root causes holding women and girls back from progressing. Without help, they remain trapped in extreme poverty, child labor, early marriage, and even at risk of human trafficking and cybersex crime. Our programs aim to empower these women, educate children, and elevate communities.
Our Impact in Action: Current Initiatives
Through our comprehensive programs and initiatives, we will continue to empower women, educate children, and elevate communities, creating lasting change for those in need.
*Total lives progressed since 2007.
14
PROGRAMS
219
COMMUNITIES
31,247
*TOTAL LIVES
Be a part of the solution, protect lives, and transform futures!
Born into challenging circumstances, women and children in remote areas face immediate and desperate obstacles. Without external assistance, they remain trapped. Captivating International breaks these barriers and unleashes transformative impact with the three E’s.
Empower Women
Through our microfinance and skills development initiatives, we strive to break the chains of poverty and exploitation that hold back women and girls in vulnerable communities.
Educate Children
From scholarship initiatives to awareness campaigns, we ensure that children in high-risk communities have the knowledge and critical thinking skills needed for a brighter and safer tomorrow.
Elevate Communities
Captivating works to strengthen communities by promoting economic development, advocating for gender equality, and engaging in advocacy efforts to raise awareness about human trafficking. By addressing the underlying socio-economic factors that contribute to trafficking, we create safer and more resilient communities.
STORIES OF INSPIRATION
A Daughter and A Mother’s Sacrifice
After years of abuse and hardship, Vanita nearly fell victim to trafficking, but our…
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Bright Light After School Bullying
After facing bullying, Jenny found strength to return to school with our Manila Slum…
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A Handful Wildflowers: Teacher Wan Weicheng
In a mountain village, volunteer teacher Wan Weicheng (20) teaches with heart, inspired…
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Playing Fire With ‘Free Fire’: Muna’s Story
At 16, Muna nearly fell into a trafficking trap via an online game, but she’s now safe,…
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Strengthening Policy Efforts Against OSAEC
We joined Quezon City’s first child protection coalition with IJM, World Vision & ECPAT…
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Our 10-Year Relationship With Marites
Through the One Hope Microfinance Program, Marites built a thriving sari-sari store,…
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Adriya’s Journey Back To Her Power
Sold at 15 and trapped in abuse for six years, Adriya found safety, reunited with family,…
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Maka’s Story
With new skills from our Chicken Farming Program, Maka turns her thriving flock into…
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Suspicious? Here are OSAEC Red Flags To Look Out For
Online child safety matters: learn how to spot OSAEC red flags, protect kids from…
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