EPISODE · Apr 22, 2025 · 1H 14M
31 | One by One: Leah Henck and the Fight to End Human Trafficking in India
from Medicine Motherhood Missions · host Johanna
In this powerful episode, Leah Henck, president of Freedom Firm, takes us inside the fight against human trafficking in India. From daring rescues to long-term restoration, Leah shares how Freedom Firm is bringing justice, healing, and hope to survivors of child exploitation. A Mission Rooted in JusticeFreedom Firm was born from a deep sense of injustice—an urgency to respond to the trafficking of children happening in both urban and rural pockets of India. Leah shares how the organization has grown over the years, balancing high-stakes rescue operations with a commitment to long-term care, life skills training, and restoration."Justice isn’t just about punishment," she says. "It’s about protection. It’s about changing the future."We dive into the realities of trafficking, the emotional toll on everyone involved, and the role of healthcare workers, communities, and policy in creating real change. Leah reminds us that even in the darkest places, there is hope—and that every single person can make a difference.Highlights: A deep look at the rescue and restoration process for girls trafficked in IndiaBattle for the mind, emotions and transformation; the process of restorationWhy justice is key to preventing future exploitationMisconceptions about trafficking and the importance of media literacyHow community awareness and support can shift mindsets and prevent traffickingWays to support survivors through education, life skills, and ethical purchasesA powerful reminder that every individual has the power to make an impact Rescue, Restoration, and JusticeConnect with Leah & Freedom Firm: www.freedomfirm.org Instagram @freedom_firm Facebook @FreedomFirmUSALeah completed her MBA from Regent University in December 2008 and joined her husband in India in January 2009. Together they spent the next 7 years serving with the Freedom Firm team in Pune. During this time, Leah and Mala worked together to found Ruhamah Designs, a business dedicated to providing rescued women a healthy, sustainable livelihood. Upon returning to the U.S., Leah turned her focus to running after three active, beautiful children. Through unexpected events, Leah rejoined the work of Freedom Firm USA, first as treasurer and now as President. Today she finds incredible joy in the privilege to stand as one of a team, reaching out hands of hope and healing to girls forgotten and abused.Resources:PEARR Tool through HEAL TraffickingDomestic Violence Hotline, 1-800-799-7233; Sexual Assault Hotline, 1-800-656-4673; Human Trafficking Hotline, 1-888-373-7888.https://polarisproject.orgU.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline by calling 1-888-373-7888 (TTY:711), by texting “BeFree” (233733), live chat: https://humantraffickinghotline.org/en/chatConnect with Johanna: FREE GUIDE:This guide will help you:✅ Identify the habits and thought patterns keeping you stagnant.✅ Reignite your zeal and find inspiration in your work.✅ Learn actionable strategies to rethink stress and prevent it from spilling into your home life.✅ Begin the journey toward becoming a more fulfilled, impactful, and balanced provider.📥 Download for Free HERE —> https://www.johannamoses.com/product-page/the-fulfilled-provider-guideFor all the parents out there dreaming big while raising little ones, check out Little Evie's Big Dreams children’s book series, available now on Amazon. These heartwarming stories inspire kids to chase their dreams—just like you’re chasing yours.1. Little Evie’s Big Dreams: The Painter; Sharing Joy & Kindness: https://a.co/d/7Z72lcJ2. Little Evie’s Big Dreams: The Kuku Bike Repair Shop; Sharing Ideas & Working Together: https://a.co/d/07Nrj52gFollow us on Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannamoses/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/medicine_motherhood_missions/www.johannamoses.com
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