To help rescued girls begin new lives, AIM established transitional and restoration homes that provide safe shelter and psychological support, helping survivors rebuild their sense of worth. It also opened an employment center where they receive training in garment production. The finished products are sold through retail outlets, providing them with a stable income and a path toward independence.
To prevent trafficking and bring perpetrators to justice, AIM formed an investigative team that gathers intelligence and works with Cambodian police. In Svay Pak, a major trafficking hub, AIM also established a community center offering education, practical assistance, and alternative employment opportunities. These efforts strengthen the community’s ability to protect those at risk. AIM also planted a church, seeking to transform the values of the community through Christian faith.
Between July and September 2025, AIM worked with Cambodian authorities to rescue eight girls from sexual exploitation in rural areas. The operation also dismantled a trafficking network operating behind the cover of a legitimate business and brought thirty-seven women to safety.






