Prolonged Fieldcare Podcast 186: Personnel Rescue

Prolonged Fieldcare Podcast 186: Personnel Rescue

Dennis Price discusses his experiences in organizing rescues in Afghanistan and Ukraine. He attributes his success to the blessings of God and his strong faith. In Afghanistan, he formed a company called Polaris. They were able to save 55 Americans and CIV interpreters in two weeks. Later, he joined a committee called Save Our Allies and worked with the government to rescue and vet interpreters. In Ukraine, he formed a nonprofit called Heroes for Humanity and led a team to provide medical aid and assistance to special needs orphans. He describes the devastation of the war in Ukraine and the innovation of the local people in defending their towns. Dennis Price shares his experiences in Ukraine and his work in rescuing sexually trafficked children. He emphasizes the importance of doing the right thing for the right reasons and helping those in need. He also discusses the challenges of rescuing victims of human trafficking, including the influence of Stockholm syndrome and the need for a compassionate and nurturing approach. Dennis encourages listeners to get involved in organizations that are well-vetted and work closely with law enforcement. He also highlights the need to focus on the rescue mission and not engage in illegal activities. Dennis concludes by urging people to follow Heroes for Humanity on Instagram and support their efforts to make a difference. Click the link to support Heroes for Humanity https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/fundraising/a5925aa7-6994-4247-9271-527face51842

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