Destiny Rescue

Complete Outdoors is proud to support and advocate Destiny Rescue in the hope of bringing modern-day slavery to an end.

Human trafficking is one of the fastest growing criminal activities in the world today. Children as young as 5 years old are unwittingly recruited into the sex trade with no hope of getting out. Women and children are often smuggled through different cities and across borders and forced into prostitution.

Destiny Rescue performs rescues and rehabilitation for victims, giving them councelling, shelter, skills and a trade to give them a bright future. They are making a real difference to the lives of hundreds of women and children throughout Asia.

Destiny Rescue is an internationally recognised non-profit organisation dedicated to rescuing children from human trafficking and sexual exploitation. We help rescue the sexually exploited and enslaved, restore the abused, protect the vulnerable, empower the poor and are a voice for those that cant speak up for themselves.

Established in 2001, Destiny Rescue has rescued and cared for hundreds of children enslaved around the world, helped keep hundreds more from entering the sex-trade through our various prevention programs, ensured justice for those that have been wronged and have raised awareness to untold numbers. And, well continue to expand to help reach even more children in the days ahead!

Destiny Rescue realises that human trafficking is a massive problem globally with up to 27 million men, women and children enslaved in its deadly grip today. With that said, were determined to set captives free worldwide. As long as children are being sold into the sex-trade, and poverty that drives at-risk children into prostitution exists, Destiny Rescue will be fully committed to fighting for their freedom, restoration and offering them a chance to dream again.

We currently operate our various programs in Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, India and The Philippines. 

Please help us to end child sex trafficking worldwide. www.destinyrescue.org/nz