Bible Study Helper is a free, anonymous Bible question site used mostly across South Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia — the places many labour migrants leave from. We added tools that help people spot a fake job offer before they pay or travel, ask for help privately, and reach the hotlines and organisations that can act. We want to send people to you, accurately, in their own language.
Brief for anti-trafficking organisations, hotlines, embassies and churches · September 2026
30/30test scam offers caught; 0 of 16 fair offers flagged
0names, emails, phone numbers or IP addresses stored
What a person can do
Before they go
Check a job offer — paste the text or a screenshot; get warning signs (fees, personal accounts, kept passports, visit visas, scam-centre jobs), questions to ask, and the official licence registry for their country.
Safe Journey Card — rights and help numbers for the destination, made on the phone.
Prevention guides — 170 free pages at /safe-work/.
If something is wrong
Talk privately — an AI that says it is an AI, keeps nothing, and points to real help.
I saw something — turns a witness's notes into a clear report (plus an English copy) for a hotline.
Help numbers and Quick exit on every tool; help pages in 34 languages set no cookies.
Safeguards
The AI never gives a phone number or link. Numbers come only from our directory; the server strips any the AI writes.
No job is ever called "safe" — only "no warning signs found in what you shared", with advice to verify.
Help never depends on faith; the private chat does not preach.
Anonymous counts only. Offers are kept only when a person ticks a box to share them "to warn others", for at most 12 months.
A referral path. The number, WhatsApp or web form you want people routed to, by country and language — we list it exactly as you say.
Check our entries for your countries (we mark each one ✓ only after confirmation).
Native-speaker review of the safety text in the languages you work in.
Pattern sharing. Receive anonymised scam patterns — repeated wording, destinations, job types, recruiter contact details in shared offers — under a written data-sharing agreement. No information about the people who shared them.
Distribution. Link to /safe-work/, or print our free posters (34 languages, QR code).
What we offer
Everything free to the person and to you. No ads on the safety tools.
Deep links you can share: biblestudyhelper.org/?open=check (job check), ?open=talk, ?open=report, ?open=card, ?open=numbers.
Built to be passed on: every guide and answer has one-tap WhatsApp sharing and its own preview picture, a "warn your family" message follows a risky job check, and the posters ask people to photograph and forward them.
Anonymous trend counts (checks by risk level, common warning signs, destinations) from our public dashboard.
New languages or country entries on request, where we can do it accurately.
Where we are, honestly
This is early. Traffic is modest today, the tools launched in September 2026, and most directory entries are still being verified. Translations have not yet been reviewed by native speakers in every language. We are not a hotline, we do not investigate or rescue, and nobody monitors conversations. We want to grow with established organisations so that what people find here leads to real help.