Victims of human trafficking are most likely to recover and remain free when they have the resources and confidence to attain financial independence.
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Victims of human trafficking are most likely to recover from their victimization and remain free from it when they have the skills, resources, and confidence to attain financial independence. We’re celebrating Women’s History Month by fueling work that helps youth in our Survivor Care advance in their careers and attain higher education. From March 6-31st, your donations will be matched by Export Solutions up to $16,000 for a total of $32,000 raised – and 100% of what you give will go towards our Employment and Education program.
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...and provide an advocate who believes in them. Many times, youth are vulnerable to trafficking because they or their families lack financial resources to meet basic needs. In some cases, youth may even become financially dependent on their traffickers. Helping youth find a vocation that pays their bills can bring them joy and reduce their risk of exploitation.
Applications and transcripts, registration, financial aid, scholarship applications, program selection — even getting legal documents that may be missing – these things can be overwhelming for any student – let alone those who are working through trauma. We help youth navigate the systems and hurdles so it doesn’t keep them from getting where they want to go.
Typical workforce training programs often ask questions like “How have you earned money in the past? What are your skill sets?” Youth who have experienced trafficking, may not know how to respond to such questions or may worry that they will be judged if they answer honestly. Because of our previous relationships, we are able to help youth achieve educational and employment success in a manner that understands their history, respects their achievements, and above all is trauma-informed. Beyond a trauma-informed foundation, our Education and Employment program teaches youth skills such as developing a resume and interviewing which give building blocks for lifelong successful career growth.
Everyone deserves to have important milestones such as getting your first job or graduating a vocational program celebrated. This is especially true for youth in our care. Your gift allows Love146 social workers to show up with a gift, a hug, a meal at a nice restaurant, an exciting outing, and happy tears as youth achieve and surpass milestones.
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Founded in 2002, Love146 journeys alongside children impacted by trafficking today and prevents the trafficking of children tomorrow. We connect the dots to understand how vulnerability operates in the lives of children, and intervene both to care for survivors who have been harmed and ultimately to prevent harm from happening in the first place. Our work is achieved through the power of relationships and collaboration, listening to those with lived experience and diverse backgrounds, scaling proven practices, and challenging the systems that leave children vulnerable. Our prevention and survivor care work has impacted more than 65,000 young people. Our core commitment is to do what is best for children.
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