Love146 is raising $114,000 specifically for services that support survivors as they move into adulthood. Every dollar donated here will help survivors access housing, employment, and higher education. Give to empower survivors as they transition to adulthood.

John,
This image comes to my mind every tax season. I’m thankful for all the faithful educators out there, but dang, there are some things I wish I learned in school. Can you relate?

A lot of kids leave high school without knowing how to create a resume, write a cover letter, apply for college, make a budget, buy a car, secure housing they can afford, build their credit score, etc., etc., etc!

This knowledge gap isn’t just a nuisance, it’s dangerous, especially for survivors of child trafficking. If a young survivor hasn’t doesn’t receive the information, skills, or resources to build a secure future, they may be retargeted by traffickers who promise them security in exchange for exploitation.

But you can help!

With your support, we can provide these young people with the skills they need to stand strong on their own. Your donation goes directly towards empowering survivors to build stable careers and lives, so they never have to rely on a trafficker again.

Your support means everything.

P.S. Speaking of taxes, this is a time when folks often use their tax refunds as a way to give back! If you’re getting a refund this year, would you consider using it to show generosity to the youth at Love146?

ABOUT LOVE146’S SURVIVOR CARE TRANSITIONAL SERVICES

Love146’s Transitional Services are designed to support survivors of child trafficking as they transition into adulthood, with the primary focus being economic independence. Services may include but are not limited to:

• Interview techniques and soft skills coaching

• Job searches and application assistance

• On-the-job support to maintain employment

• High school diploma and GED completion support

• Post-secondary education searches and application assistance

• Scholarship and Financial Aid application assistance

• Support with transitional and long-term housing resources

• Case management to address barriers to employment, education, housing, or other needs

No identifiable children featured in Love146 communications are known to be exploited. Some names and details have been changed for the privacy

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