Partner to Protect Children Before Exploitation Happens

Remember Nhu partners with churches, businesses, and community organizations to prevent child sex slavery before it begins. Together, we provide safe homes, foster care, and long-term support for children who are most at risk.

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Child Exploitation Is a Real Problem. And Prevention Is Possible.

Every year, over one million children are vulnerable to exploitation due to poverty, abandonment, or crisis.

Most organizations step in after abuse has already happened.

We believe it should never get that far.

Remember Nhu exists to end child sex slavery through prevention by identifying at-risk children early and surrounding them with safety, stability, and opportunity.

Through safe homes, foster care, and education, children can:

Stay out of trafficking situations
Go to school
Experience consistent care and support
Build a future filled with hope

Who We Partner With

Partnerships Built Around Your Organization

Every organization is different. That’s why we’ve created partnership pathways tailored to how you operate and engage your people.

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Churches

Mobilize your congregation around a shared mission and provide a tangible way to live out your faith.

Sponsor a home through family participation
Engage your congregation in child sponsorship
Build long-term connections with children and caregivers

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Businesses

Align your company with a meaningful cause while engaging employees and strengthening your brand impact.

Sponsor children or homes as a company initiative
Offer employee giving or matching programs
Integrate purpose into your culture and storytelling

Community Groups & Organizations

Rally your members around a shared cause and create collective impact.

Organize group sponsorship efforts
Host speaking events or awareness campaigns
Partner as clubs, associations, or networks

Ways to Make an Impact

Partnerships typically focus on two primary areas:

Sponsor a Home for Children

Provide a safe, family-style home where children are protected and cared for.

Led by local, indigenous caregivers
Full physical, educational, emotional, and spiritual support
Opportunity for your group to be directly connected to a home

Support Foster Care

Help children remain in their communities through local foster families.

Strengthens families and communities
Provides stability and long-term care
Scalable for groups of all sizes

How Partnership Works

A Simple Path to Meaningful Impact

Partnering with Remember Nhu is straightforward and flexible for organizations of all kinds. It typically starts with one simple step: A conversation.

From there, we guide you through a clear, proven process:

Step 1:

Initial Conversation

Meet with founder Carl Ralston to explore fit and answer questions

Step 2:

Organization Alignment

Leadership or decision-makers determine how partnership fits your group

Step 3:

Presentation or Introduction

We share the mission with your team, congregation, or members

Step 4:

Participation

Individuals, teams, or your organization’s members choose how to get involved

Step 5:

Ongoing Connection

You receive updates, build relationships, and see the impact over time

The Impact of Partnership

When a group steps in, the impact is immediate and long-lasting:

12 children helped immediately when a home opens
100 children helped over the life of a home
6 years of average care per child
Each child goes on to help an average of 7 more children

This is not short-term aid. This is long-term prevention and transformation.

Meet Dr. Carl Ralston

Dr. Carl Ralston founded Remember Nhu after hearing the story of a young girl who was sold into exploitation. That moment changed everything.

Carl has dedicated his life to prevention, combining:

A deep faith foundation
Seminary training
Real-world leadership experience
A global vision to protect vulnerable children

Let’s Create Meaningful Change Together

You don’t need to have everything figured out. You don’t need a large group or a large budget. You simply need the willingness to explore what’s possible.