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Rahab’s Daughters, a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing victims of human trafficking, have announced a joint partnership with The Florida Dream Center. Together they plan to open two new safe houses to rescue victims of human trafficking. One will be a home for mothers and children and the other is for adult women who have been victims of human trafficking.
For more information see https://www.rahabsdaughters.org/rescue.
The announcement of this campaign to establish two new safe houses for the victims of human trafficking in Pinellas County gives those victimized by this crime a new lease on life. Rahab’s Daughters has been successful in helping over 1,000 women and children escape the clutches of human trafficking.
Rahab’s Daughters is a nonprofit that works to rescue, rehabilitate, and reintegrate survivors of human trafficking. They have a mission of putting an end to the misery caused by human trafficking industry in Tampa.
The Florida Dream Center is a tax-exempt non-profit organization providing a broad array of human services within the community with both immediate and long term needs. Their services include recovering and restoring sex trafficking survivors, feeding the hungry, helping the homeless, and improving the community through outreach.
As this collaborative effort takes form, Rahab’s Daughters is asking for volunteers and financial contributions to make this dream a reality. This project needs people who are interior designers, bookkeepers, exterminators, marketeers, carpenters, painters, and more. Every skill is needed and even the smallest contribution can help make the new safe houses a reality.
Financial donations are also important and those interested in contributing to this worthy cause may do so online at https://secure.givelively.org/donate/rahab-s-daughters/tampa-bay-safe-houses-rahab-s-daughters-florida-dream-center
Rahab’s Daughters is committed to providing basic needs for survivors that include safety, shelter, identification, clothing, medical, dental, and optical care, counseling, and a loving, secure environment in which to thrive.
A company spokesperson shares, “Rehabilitation and Reintegration are our enduring commitment to survivors. We’re here to help them find their strength to break the cycle of abuse and entrapment. Together, we can help them get their lives back.”
Rahab’s Daughters hopes this announcement for the new safe houses will provide caring individuals in Tampa with an opportunity to make a positive change in their community.
For more details see https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/521905661/first-human-trafficking-safe-houses-to-open-in-pinellas-county-filling-housing-void
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