Nearly Half the Children in Our Survivor Care Have Suicidal Thoughts
I thought I was so dirty and so useless in…
May 2020 Updates
Our online safety PSA; presenting at a U.S. Health & Human Services and U.S. Department of Justice listening session; equipping children in Madagascar … and more.
Calm in the Chaos
Earlier this year in the Philippines, we gathered the children in our Survivor Care and evacuated to remain safe from the eruption of a nearby volcano. Now, because of COVID-19, we’re sheltering in place in our safe homes. 2020 has been difficult because one of the most important things for children recovering from trauma is stability.
Child Trafficking Statistics
1. At any given moment, an estimated 40.3 million people…
A New Decade
On this day 2 decades ago, human trafficking had yet to be defined as a crime by the United Nations & United States. Because of the momentum of this movement, that changed.
April Updates
What does it mean when we point out that a victim is “someone’s daughter”? — the latest news and insights from the field.
You Can’t Stay Here.
A few weeks ago, a young person named Moon* turned…
I Would Use That Word… Hope
Minh was brought to the UK with promises of a…
A Day in the Life of a Love146 Social Worker – Part 1
No time for breakfast. Meet a new youth coming into our care. Go over safety planning. On to next appointment. Grab a salad. Meet with another youth who was the victim of a traumatic assault. Try not to cry. Remind myself that with the right support we know they can have wonderful lives.
3 years ago…
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Flying High At Wilderness School
What happens when you bring a group of eight wary young survivors in our long-term services to a Wilderness School for a day of trust-building outdoor activities? They soar.
