One Act.
Endless Impact.
Captivating International's mission is to break generational chains of poverty and transform lives by empowering women, educating children, and elevating communities.
The Problem
Many girls, young women, and mothers in developing countries still face the unseen, pervasive challenges of poverty, limited access to education, or even the looming threat of online sexual abuse and human trafficking. Their voices go unheard, their dreams eclipsed by the shadows of exploitation, and their potential trapped by systemic barriers.
1.9 million Nepalis are vulnerable to human trafficking.
According to the 2022 NHRC Nepal Report, around 40,300 Nepalis, predominantly women and girls, were victims of trafficking in the last two years. They are prepared to risk everything for a better life.
20 million Filipinos live in extreme poverty.
The Philippines is ranked the #1 country in the world for cyber-sex crime against children. Desperate circumstances cause desperate choices.
Economic constraints and harsh living conditions are preventing progress.
Disadvantaged families living in mountainous regions of Western China struggle to make ends meet. Graduating senior high school is a fragile dream for many.
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.
Your one act of kindness goes a long way and creates endless impact.
Basic life necessities that we take for granted represent major hurdles for 900 million people in the world. Most of them possess as much individual capability as you and I. Unfortunately, they were born into a life with few options. Let’s work together to help end their poverty.
Andrew Colquhoun, Co-Founder and CEO
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
Where We Work
STORIES OF INSPIRATION
18 January 2025
Helping Fu Ping’s Big Family
Despite financial challenges, Fu Ping stays committed to her children's education,…
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15 January 2025
Rina and Felicitas Share One Hope Through Microfinancing
Felicitas and Rina embody resilience, overcoming challenges with support from the One…
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11 January 2025
Possible Marriage Scam Intercepted: Sumikshya’s Story
Sumikshya was intercepted at the border while attempting to travel for marriage. She…
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10 January 2025
MSP: A Busy Month At Our Center
Mothers from our Manila Slum Program and our dedicated staff are teaming up—printing…
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9 January 2025
OMY: Li Min Xian’s Heartfelt Letter About Gratitude and University Life
Li Min Xian, a recipient of our One More Year Scholarship Program, shared about adjusting…
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5 January 2025
What is Human Trafficking? Definition, Types, and How to Help
Human trafficking arises from layers of oppression like poverty, gender bias, and…
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11 December 2024
CVP Welcomes Three New Girls in Daduwa
We are excited to welcome twin sisters Ganga and Jamuna, along with Asmi from Daduwa to…
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6 December 2024
OSAEC? What’s That? Spreading The Word To 100 People
We recently shared Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) prevention…
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5 December 2024
WSH: Desperation Attracts Deception – Asha’s Story
Desperate for a better future, Asha was scammed while seeking work abroad but found hope…
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