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Unlock Freedom

Our curriculum, Project #ITSTOPSWITHME, can be implemented into schools, youth shelters, juvenile detention centers, youth groups, etc. It is a 4-lesson series that addresses the issues which fuel sex trafficking in America, educates students on tact

Life for the Innocent

History LFTI started in 2008 as a ministry of Life Church of Fort Collins, Colorado with a handful of volunteers. In 2011, Life for the Innocent became an official entity, and now our overseas team has full accountability with the state-side board of

Ascent 121

Ascent 121 provides advocacy and recovery services for Indiana teen survivors of domestic trafficking. Founded in 2013, our agency offers long term restorative care in a residential setting or through home-based services. Once girls have completed in

S-CAPE

History S-CAPE, founded in 2010, is a faith-based, non-profit organization located in the beautiful city of Cape Town, South Africa. We are a diverse group composed of both staff and volunteers from different continents, cultures, and backgrounds on

Refuge for Women

Mission Refuge for Women provides long-term care to women who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation.  We offer safe housing via 24-hour-a-day staffing with 5 locations across Kentucky, Chicago, North Texas, and Las Vegas.  The program

Senhoa

Senhoa Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is dedicated to combating modern slavery through long-lasting partnerships with excellent local partners. Our programs in support of vulnerable persons and survivors are delivered in conjunction

Two Wings

Mission At Two Wings, we empower survivors of sex trafficking to identify and pursue their dream vocation through mentoring programs, life skills classes and career training workshops, creating the path for a life of financial and physical independen

Word Made Flesh

The story of Word Made Flesh Bolivia is one of God’s faithfulness and grace, one where loved ones have come and gone and left their mark, one of perseverance in the face of disappointment, political turmoil, sickness, severe weather and tough living.

Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC)

History: In 1985, five communities of women religious came together to collaborate and combine their skills to pray, study and act in areas of extreme social need. These peace and justice issues have changed and evolved through the years, from racia

Amirah, Inc. (DBA Amirah New England)

Amirah was founded in 2009 by a group of individuals in New England seeking to join the anti-sex trafficking movement. Through connections with law enforcement, the group decided to meet the greatest need survivors of trafficking had in New England: