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Sanctuary for Families

History Our first office housed five employees at a church parish house in midtown Manhattan. By 1985, we were providing shelter to 35 women and children each night, and operating a daycare program. Guided by the needs of the survivors we serve, in t

Sex Abuse Treatment Center

Mission Our mission is to support the emotional healing process of those sexually assaulted in Hawaii, to increase community awareness about their needs and to reduce the incidence of all forms of sexual assault. We provide leadership to ensure the i

Slavery No More

History Slavery No More has been working for several years with a myriad of NGOs involved in the fight to eradicate modern-day slavery and human trafficking by hosting fundraisers, forums and other events to raise critical support and awareness, as w

Sold No More

Mission The vision for Sold No More began more than 26 years ago when our Founder and Director, Jerry Peyton, experienced the devastation of sex trafficking in his own family. In order to address the growing problem of trafficking in our community, S

Spoken For

History Spoken For was formed in 2008 by a group of women. One woman in particular was going through the process of adopting children. She found out that the birth mother was a sex worker in Albuquerque. The children up for adoption also had numerous

T'ruah

History Motivated by both the troubling reality of modern-day slavery and the core values of Judaism, T'ruah launched the Jewish Campaign to End Slavery and Human Trafficking. T'ruah is leading the charge from within the Jewish community against mode

Tamkeen Fields for Aid

Mission Tamkeen seeks to enhance social protection for marginalized groups and victims of human rights violations, regardless of social origin, race, color, sex, language, religion or other status. Vision if we are to go forward as a humanity we need

Tapestri

History To address the unmet and increasing needs of battered refugee and immigrant women in the metro Altanta area, advocates representing diverse ethnic communities formed a community coalition in 1996. In 1998, the coalition formally adopted the n

The Abolish Slavery Coalition

Mission The Abolish Slavery Coalition prevents the spread of modern-day slavery by helping establish and mentor human trafficking task forces both domestically and internationally in order to find and protect those who have fallen into slavery and to

The Orange Movement

History Our movement is named after Orange Scott, born on February 13, 1800. Scott entered the ministry as a Methodist pastor in 1822. Around the year 1833, he became an earnest antislavery worker, and his zeal for this cause got him into trouble wit