
Promises of Hope: Moe Lay's Story
Moe Lay has been trapped in slavery all her life. She was forced to work from a young age and give all her earnings to her violent, alcoholic fat...
Read moreMoe Lay has been trapped in slavery all her life. She was forced to work from a young age and give all her earnings to her violent, alcoholic fat...
Read moreEi Zin spent her life being told she wasn't good enough. Her mother often towered over her as a child, telling her she was a “mistake”, a “worthle...
Read moreRead the story in the Collection Lookbook Hong An grew up in a violent and divided household. She and her sisters feared their father who was an a...
Read moreRead the story in the Collection Lookbook Tho Tho had seven siblings, all living in a small house on stilts over the dirty water of one of Yangon’...
Read moreRead the story in the Collection Lookbook Mya Mya grew up in a small village in rural Myanmar. When she was just 13 her life was completely turned...
Read moreMai Lae’s journey is one of bravery and healing. At Eden, she began to heal, talk with others, and enjoy herself again. Her trafficking experience...
Read moreDesperately needing to flee her complex situation, Aye* remembered some kind strangers that she had met only one time while she worked on the stre...
Read moreHere at Eden in the lead up to Mother’s Day, we have been reflecting on the overflowing love and compassion of mothers. We have been blown away b...
Read moreThe air hung heavy with exhaust and fumes. Bicycles and cars whirred around Mei Mei with dizzying chaos. Where was she? The journey had been long a...
Read moreSpeak Up is inspired by the heart of an advocate. When you believe in something, you stand up for it. Because your heart is all in, you work to bri...
Read moreShe was sobbing a quiet cry of desperation. She said nothing; but her wrists, now covered with dozens of bleeding scratched lines, screamed of the ...
Read moreWhen the simple words, “We have found Haymar’s family!” appeared with a photo of an emotional embrace of a mother and daughter on the Eden Outreach...
Read more"The amazing work that Eden’s doing is changing lives one at a time. And it doesn’t stop with just bringing people off the streets. The restoration and renewal of hope through training of a trade and work placement is something truly admirable and sorely needed in this generation!"
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