Brief Overview of Projects
The statistics can be overwhelming. It's why our projects are focused in four distinct areas while always keeping 'Precious Souls' at the heart of our efforts.
Those four distinct areas are:
Awareness - We believe good people can't do anything about the issue of domestic minor sex trafficking until they know it exists. Various presentations are designed to make people aware, encourage them to care, and then dare them to take action. The Stop Trafficking Project Facebook and Twitter pages are updated often with awareness stories. A primary focus is BeAlert, which is the key awareness and prevention strategy of The Stop Trafficking Project through various presentations, which are proven to have high impact.
Education - We believe getting good information into the minds and hearts of our children, since they are most vulnerable, and their parents/grandparents/guardians, since they are the protectors of children, is vital. Student presentations are designed to accomplish this. Other presentations are also available for groups and organizations of all sizes. Messages for Christian churches and student ministries are powerful and lead people to take action. Most presentations happen as part of our BeAlert strategy.
Prevention - We believe it is always better to keep a child innocent and safe from ever being 'recruited' (coerced, manipulated, forced) into 'the life' of sex trafficking than having to rescue them out of 'the life'. Awareness and education are key components to this in the USA. BeAlert is a key strategy in prevention focused on the greater Kansas City region, MO, KS and WA States. However, in India, we are active in supporting schools and an orphanage in the Tharu region.
Restoration - We know it can often take years for victimized persons to be restored to a 'normal' life after suffering extreme hardship. Victim stories often include the reality of being forced to 'service' 20-35 men per day. It's no wonder the average life span is around 7-years once being forced into 'the life'. Our efforts in the USA and India include supporting organizations that focus on restoring every aspect of the victims life: spiritually, mentally, emotionally, practically, and relationally.
Our projects are always focused on best practice solutions that are simple, efficient, and effective.
Our projects are always about people - one 'Precious' soul at a time!
Those four distinct areas are:
Awareness - We believe good people can't do anything about the issue of domestic minor sex trafficking until they know it exists. Various presentations are designed to make people aware, encourage them to care, and then dare them to take action. The Stop Trafficking Project Facebook and Twitter pages are updated often with awareness stories. A primary focus is BeAlert, which is the key awareness and prevention strategy of The Stop Trafficking Project through various presentations, which are proven to have high impact.
Education - We believe getting good information into the minds and hearts of our children, since they are most vulnerable, and their parents/grandparents/guardians, since they are the protectors of children, is vital. Student presentations are designed to accomplish this. Other presentations are also available for groups and organizations of all sizes. Messages for Christian churches and student ministries are powerful and lead people to take action. Most presentations happen as part of our BeAlert strategy.
Prevention - We believe it is always better to keep a child innocent and safe from ever being 'recruited' (coerced, manipulated, forced) into 'the life' of sex trafficking than having to rescue them out of 'the life'. Awareness and education are key components to this in the USA. BeAlert is a key strategy in prevention focused on the greater Kansas City region, MO, KS and WA States. However, in India, we are active in supporting schools and an orphanage in the Tharu region.
Restoration - We know it can often take years for victimized persons to be restored to a 'normal' life after suffering extreme hardship. Victim stories often include the reality of being forced to 'service' 20-35 men per day. It's no wonder the average life span is around 7-years once being forced into 'the life'. Our efforts in the USA and India include supporting organizations that focus on restoring every aspect of the victims life: spiritually, mentally, emotionally, practically, and relationally.
Our projects are always focused on best practice solutions that are simple, efficient, and effective.
Our projects are always about people - one 'Precious' soul at a time!