Programs

With the magnitude of trafficking we saw the need to help more people, within our capacity. Over the years we have expanded our programming to do just that. We accomplish that through these current programs.

Churches Against Trafficking is a growing network of churches committed to fighting sex trafficking in their community. This network was formed to help unify the body around one cause while increasing ​efficiency of ideas, strategies, collaboration, and engagement with the organizations they support and with other churches.

Education leads to prevention. Schools Against Trafficking helps to educate youth about the reality of sex trafficking and the tactics that abusers use so youth can keep themselves and others around them safe.

Programming to help bring healing, restoration and hope to trafficking victims is vital. The Freedom House will serve as a safe place for victims to receive services that will help them move forward in life! Working with ​community partners, we will provide life skills training, group and family sessions, emergency housing, along with other services that victims need.

With the need for an efficient way to provide basic items to victims of trafficking, we created the MKE Resource Hub. With over thirteen collaborators including the FBI, Milwaukee Police and Aurora Health care, this program provides hygiene, clothing, and other resources to victims of trafficking and individuals at high risk. With over five hundred individuals served from 2018 to 2019, victims and high-risk youth are given tangible ways to make their own decisions; which is essential for physical and emotional healing. 
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The Exploit No More Stories of Hope Podcast was born out of the dedication to inform, engage, take action, and spread hope in the fact that healing and victory is possible. The goal is for ​listeners to gain a deeper understanding of human trafficking, learn how to help in practical ways, and become inspired by the stories of hope.

Employment is a key pillar in helping victims recover and in preventing youth from being sexually exploited. Hundreds of youth in our area are victims of trafficking or are at high risk. With our mission to dismantle the child sex trade in Milwaukee, we created a workforce development program specifically for this population of youth. This includes partnerships with well -established, youth serving organizations to help elevate youth.