by Katherine | Jun 24, 2020 | health care, Medical, Uncategorized
One of the goals of Relentless is to engage health care professionals around the world to unite and mobilize against modern day slavery. Why is this important and how can it be done? This is a brief overview of the intersection between health and human trafficking....
![A Case Study in Advocacy]()
by relentlesssep | Nov 18, 2015 | health care, Medical
It can be difficult to concisely encapsulate some of the important work that Relentless does. Although not quite so simple in practice, it is easy to say that we provide clinical care, or teach workshops. Another way that Relentless serves the exploited is to help be...
![A Case Study in Advocacy]()
by relentlesssep | Oct 14, 2015 | Medical, Thailand
Team Relentless makes regular trips to Bangkok for our work. During these trips we work with a number of different organizations in a variety of different roles. All our partner organizations are working at some intersection of abuse, exploitation, and trafficking....
![A Case Study in Advocacy]()
by relentlesssep | Aug 25, 2015 | health care, Medical
Alicia, 22 years old, recently returned to live in her home village in rural Thailand, reunited with her two children and her mother, who had been looking after her children these past “how many?” years. She’s struggling to remember some of the good things she was...
![A Case Study in Advocacy]()
by relentlesssep | Dec 20, 2014 | Children, health care, Medical, Thailand
Team Relentless just returned from a quick trip to Chiang Rai where we held a clinic on Friday afternoon/evening, and then did a couple of health workshops on Saturday morning. Our patients included staff of our partner organization, children of their staff, boys...
![A Case Study in Advocacy]()
by relentlesssep | Sep 1, 2014 | health care, Medical
Being invited to do a workshop for health care professionals in Qatar has been one of the most unique experiences I’ve had in the course of Relentless’ work. The slavery situation in Qatar is unlike any other country I’ve previously visited and...
Recent Comments