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What We Do

Our Mission: We exist to love and empower victims of child sex trafficking to live in freedom

Our Vision: We envision a world in which survivors of human trafficking find healing and wholeness in Jesus.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have you ever had a question and didn’t know where to find the answer? If so, you’ve come to the right place.

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  • What ages are the survivors?

    We are licensed to provide residence to survivors ages 12-19.

  • Do you provide services to boys?

    Right now we only serve female survivors. We hope to expand in the future to be able to serve both male and female survivors.

  • How many survivors do you serve?

    We are licensed to house up to 8 survivors at a time.

  • How long do the survivors stay at the Esther house?

    We are set up to be a long-term program. Length of stay depends in part on the duration of state reimbursement for that particular individual, which funds about 1/3rd of what it costs for her to be in our program. Ideally, we would like for the survivors to stay with us for one year, but 6-9 months is often more feasible from the standpoint of what the state will help us with funding-wise.

Our Values

Freedom: The past has no hold

Confidence: I am a child of God

Faith: God will never fail

Hope: There are better things ahead

Love: God is working for my good

 

 

 

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