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Dear John,
If there’s a “bright side” to this heartbreaking story ...
If there’s a light in the darkness of sex trafficking ...
It’s friends like you.
Your love and support is helping to empower those exploited by the sex trafficking industry.
Empowerment of survivors has always been a cornerstone of our work since we started in 1998.
Through your prayers and giving in support of Shared Hope, you offer education, job skills, housing, medical care, and freedom to exploited women and children.
- Compassionate friends like you ministered to 431 survivors through the personal care of our 16 partners in the U.S., India, Jamaica, and Nepal in 2016 alone. Learn more about our partners.
- The International Villages of Hope we founded and support offer safe communities of refuge and restoration to survivors of sex trafficking and their children.
- The Women’s Investment Network (WIN) provides women the opportunity to engage in hands-on vocational training, leadership development, and job skills courses so they can achieve financial independence. Our successful WIN program is active in Nepal, India, Jamaica,
and the United States.
- And because we believe there is strength in numbers, we currently provide hands-on support and funding to 13 local organizations in four countries of the world to provide safe shelter and healing services to survivors of sexual exploitation.
There are many ways you can become personally involved in our efforts — and today I warmly invite you to consider joining the cause.
Together, we are empowering survivors, both in America and abroad, supporting their journeys and fighting for all exploited persons to receive justice.
By God’s grace, you can make a difference one life at a time.
Linda Smith
Founder and President
Shared Hope International
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