Hagar USA, which supports work at Hagar Cambodia - Restoring hope to trafficked girls in Cambodia

Address

Hagar USA, which supports work at Hagar Cambodia
c/o Town Bank P.O. Box 180620
Delafield, WI 53018
United States
715-514-2294
http://www.hagarcambodia.org

Mission

The mission of Hagar is to restore abused, exploited, and abandoned women and children to life in all its fullness, through holistic healing, community reintegration, and social entrepreneurship.

Programs

Hagar's children's programs serve girls trafficked for sex or otherwise sexually abused, children trafficked for labor, abandoned children, and children with cognitive disabilities. Women served come from backgrounds of domestic abuse, trafficking, and other forms of gender-based violence. With children, Hagar's programs focus on trauma recovery and education. With women, Hagar provides counseling, education, job readiness training, and work in one of three Hagar businesses.

Hagar USA, which supports work at Hagar Cambodia's Current Projects on GlobalGiving

Restoring hope to trafficked girls in Cambodia
Restoring hope to trafficked girls in Cambodia

Personnel Overview

Talmage Payne - Hagar Cambodia CEO
Mr. Payne has been CEO of Hagar Cambodia since December 2006. Prior to assuming this role, he worked for World Vision Cambodia for 14 years. From 2002 until he left the organization, he served as WV Cambodia Country Director. Mr. Payne currently oversees all Hagar Cambodia social programs and the three social enterprises.

Sue Hanna - Senior Manager of Hagar Children's Programs
Prior to joining Hagar Cambodia, Ms. Hanna served World Vision New Zealand for 10 years, as a District Manager. Since 2005 she has co-managed all eight Hagar children’s programs as well as four technical teams. She played an instrumental role in developing the Hagar Aftercare model which has received international acclaim.

Sam Sreyna - Aftercare Manager
Sreyna is a qualified counselor. Prior to assuming her current position in 2007, she served for two years as a counselor in Hagar's Foster Home Project, working with children trafficked for labor.

Personnel Statistics

Jane Tafel, Executive Director, Hagar USA
Founded in 1994
Employees: 271
Volunteers: 0

Financial Statistics

Budget (2008): 4,700,000
Budget (2007): 2,909,000
Maximum Budget: 4,700,000
Overhead: 15%
Other funding sources: Foundations and individual donors based in the U.S., Europe, Australia, Singapore, and New Zealand.
Religious Affiliation: Christian