Our work
We fight for freedom.
We confront the commercial sexual exploitation of children and young adults through justice, compassionate survivor care, and education.
Justice
Supporting work that holds traffickers accountable and helps bring exploitation into the light.
Care
Providing a secure home and compassionate, professional support for rescued girls and young women.
Education
Helping communities and professionals recognize trafficking, prevent harm, and create safer futures.
How we fight
Partnership makes the work possible.
Light of the Moon partners with a highly regarded anti-trafficking organization that has served Tijuana since 2013—bringing perpetrators to justice, rescuing and caring for victims, and educating the community.
We specifically fund expenses at Ahava House. That focused support helps keep the home strong while freeing our partner’s resources for wider rescue, legal, and prevention efforts.
A look at Ahava House
A refuge made for restoration.
Ahava House is a protected, welcoming home for girls and young women rescued from trafficking. Here, everyday rhythms—rest, learning, care, and trusted relationships—help make healing possible.
This is what we do.
