We Empower Survivors
to walk in victory and freedom.
We walk alongside survivors of sex trafficking, helping to support and empower them through their restoration process.
Short-term Care
We provide a caring and supportive space for victims to feel safe.
We give information and “Freedom Bags” to help meet physical needs.
We connect survivors and families with trusted resources and referrals who can best meet their individualized human trafficking needs.
Long-Term Care
We offer one-to-one support through individualized care plans for each survivor.
We engage survivors in a 12-week support group utilizing the Ending the Game curriculum, to help them re-establish healthy relationships (also available to those participating in our short-term care).
We provide assistance with various needs (such as clothing/food, counseling, education, legal needs, tattoo cover-ups, etc.).
we offer hope
freedom is possible.
Karis home
Karis Home is our long-term residential care program for biological females of sex trafficking age 12-21. We embrace a therapeutic model of care that uses a holistic, trauma-informed perspective to encourage the self-empowerment of each resident in the home. The program follows the principles of understanding trauma and its impact, promoting safety, ensuring cultural competence, supporting resident control, choice, and autonomy, providing integrative care, promoting positive relationships, and believing recovery is possible.
*Karis Home is currently on hold.
The Harbor
When renovation is completed, “The Harbor” will become the hub of our Survivor Support.
It will be set up as a Drop-In center where victims of human trafficking can come into from off the streets to receive grace and support for their individualized needs.
It may not look like much now, but from the first time we saw it, we knew that this building was the perfect place to house and grow our non-residential support for survivors.
Stay tuned for the transformation and grand opening coming 2023!
Our plan is to take this property, clean up everything that has been broken, and restore its original beauty, while also incorporating its scars into a new future as it serves as a place of safety and hope in its community. In the same way, our Survivor Support program will serve to restore the original God-given identity of the broken individuals that come through its doors, guiding them forward into a life full of hope and belonging.
Survivor Support
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Do you need help?
Are you being forced, deceived, or intimidated to work without payment (labor trafficking) or engage in sexual activity (sex-trafficking) in exchange for anything of value (money, drugs, shelter, food, clothes, etc.)?
Does someone control or take your earnings?
Do you have a quota you have to meet?
Have you been offered a job that seems too good to be true?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be in danger of human trafficking. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please dial 911.
Help is one call away.
If you are being trafficked, or know someone who is, please call the National Human Trafficking Hotline or Text 233-733 (BEFREE).
You are not alone.
We are here for you. If you have any questions about human trafficking, please call us at 803-669-0110, Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm.
The Survivor Support Program seeks to respond to calls within 24 hours, but please give our staff up to 48-72 business hours to respond to requests. We are a non-crisis program. If this is an emergency please call the Emergency Hotline at 1-888-373-7888.
It's about the one.
All the drugs in the world couldn’t numb the pain I felt.
