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Recovery Happens Step by Step

November 24, 2019

Children who have experienced trafficking and have been out of school for long periods of time may have difficulty reentering classroom settings. We work with schools and other professionals so that the youth in our care get the support and love they need. Understanding that recovery happens step by step gives kids a fighting chance.

Categories: Child Trafficking in the United States, Inspiration, Survivor Care

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