Creating a world where every child is safe to thrive
Donate NowWe believe in a future where all are safe from human trafficking and modern slavery.
How we create lasting change
Blue Dragon works in areas of Vietnam where trafficking and child exploitation are critical issues.
Our work starts with rescue and street outreach for children in crisis and continues into structural reform to make our world a safer place for all.
Respond to crisis
Rescue children and adults from trafficking and exploitation and support people with their most urgent needs to heal.
Protect children & families
Provide vulnerable children and families with education and job pathways, entrepreneurship and cyber safety training.
Develop national resilience
Contribute all that we learn to law reform and system improvement.
Strengthen schools & communities
Train and mentor local leaders to prevent exploitation and protect community members.
Changing lives and systems
Your gift matters. Every dollar creates major impact:
children and community members assisted
people protected annually by community-led trafficking prevention
people rescued from slavery and exploitation
national laws changed
Take a child under your wing
Dragon Wings is a passionate community of monthly donors united by one belief:
Every child deserves the chance to thrive.
Your monthly giving helps children stay safe, go to school and build a brighter future.
Join our global community protecting children from human trafficking
Walk for a great cause
Join the Blue Dragon Walk to keep children and families safe from human trafficking.
Partner for progress
Create lasting change on social issues while achieving your corporate’s goals.
Stay updated
Latest news
Blue Dragon friends around the world walk for change
On September 13, thousands of people around the world joined the Blue Dragon Walk.
Stories of transformation
Luong: The children have given me so much more…
With determination and the right support from Blue Dragon, Oanh’s family are thriving in the face of tragedy.
Founder's Blog
Not who you expect
We all know what a victim of human trafficking looks like. Or at least… we think we do.
