Redeemer's Restoration International helps vulnerable brick kiln families escape the cycle of debt and bonded labor through sustainable, dignified livelihood opportunities — built on biblical compassion, responsible stewardship, transparency, and accountability.
Women and girls living in the brick-kiln yards face dangers that go far beyond poverty. Sexual assault and coercion by kiln owners or their employees is a common reality, and survivors are rarely in a position to report it. In some cases, a woman becomes pregnant as a result of the assault, and she is left to carry both the child and the stigma alone. Cases are rarely pursued by local authorities, and the men responsible are seldom investigated and almost never prosecuted. Physical violence is also routine: men are beaten for not working fast enough, and children are struck by the owner or his workers. Many women are abandoned as well, left with no income and no protection.
At the beginning of 2026, God placed a burden on our hearts to begin a mission called Lifting Up Children — not only to free families trapped in bonded labor at brick kilns, but to give them hope, dignity, and the opportunity to build a better future.
Six brick kiln communities are still waiting for help. Hundreds of families remain trapped in bonded labor, hoping someone will hear their cries and give them the opportunity to live in freedom.
To restore hope, dignity, and financial independence to brick kiln families by providing practical opportunities that enable them to support themselves with confidence and purpose.
We know that giving toward work in Pakistan requires trust. Many faithful people have given generously to overseas causes and later found that they had no way of knowing where their money actually went — and that experience leaves a mark. We take that seriously.
Redeemer's Restoration International commits to full transparency with every dollar entrusted to us. Funds designated for a family go to that family. We document each disbursement, keep receipts and records on the ground, and report back to our supporters so you can see the outcome of your generosity — not just take our word for it.
We hold to the standard Paul set when he handled the church's collection:
“For we are taking pains to do what is right, not only in the eyes of the Lord but also in the eyes of man.”
2 Corinthians 8:21, NIV
Being honest before God is the beginning. Being visibly accountable to you is how we honor the trust you've placed in this ministry.
"Every family set free is another testimony of God's love. Every child given an education is another life transformed. And every debt that is paid is another chain of slavery broken for generations to come."
