New Leadership for a New Era
Destiny Rescue, an international child rescue charity founded in Australia, is celebrating 25 years of operation. The organisation has successfully rescued more than 25,000 individuals from sexual exploitation and human trafficking during this period. This significant milestone underscores their profound impact in combating child exploitation globally.
Coinciding with this milestone, Greg Bradley has been appointed as the new CEO of Destiny Rescue Australia. He remarked, “Twenty-five years and 25,000 rescues represent extraordinary progress, but behind every number is a child whose life has been forever changed.” With over two decades of experience in the not-for-profit and international development sectors, Greg Bradley is well-equipped to lead the organisation into its next chapter.
Destiny Rescue has expanded its operations to work in multiple countries. By forming partnerships with law enforcement and local authorities, they strive to rescue children from exploitation and help them rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. The organisation’s mission to combat one of the world’s darkest crimes has evolved into a coordinated international effort.
Comprehensive Support for Survivors
Destiny Rescue’s support extends beyond rescue missions. The organisation provides trauma-informed care, safe housing, education, and vocational training, which are crucial in helping survivors build independent, sustainable futures. Over recent years, their work has attracted national media attention. High-profile investigations and media coverage, including features by The Australian and Channel 7’s Spotlight program, have highlighted the impact of their work. These stories emphasise the ongoing need to prevent exploitation, hold perpetrators accountable, and protect vulnerable children worldwide.
Alarmingly, many perpetrators involved in overseas exploitation and the proliferation of online child abuse material are Australians. This underscores the fact that child exploitation is not only a global issue but also demands vigilance and responsibility at home. As Destiny Rescue enters its next chapter under new leadership, it calls on individuals, businesses, and government partners to help drive even greater impact in the fight against child exploitation. The organisation is committed to strengthening partnerships, expanding awareness, and mobilizing more Australians to stand with them.
Last updated: 4 April 2026, 8:23 pm
