Community Project:
Ongoing
Safe Housing
Offer housing to those combatting trauma and are committed to caring for the whole person through a range of physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual activities.
Providing a safe living environment at 3 safe houses for up to 30 girls who have unfortunately been abused, exploited, or enslaved.
Children who are living at risk of being exploited are welcomed to live within the safe houses. Long-term care is offered as opposed to curriculum-based caregiving. Anyone who comes into one of the homes can stay until she feels ready to support herself financially or be reconciliated with her family.
Outreach teams are connecting with women and girls on a weekly basis, building relationship and trust with not only those working in brothels and bars, but also with the owners of the establishments when possible. Education about the dangers of sex work is shared while our teams spend time doing crafts or sharing Good News with the women there.
Project Updates:
February 2020
Home church at a safe home.
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October 2019
Safe housing continues as a pillar of support provided to our beneficiaries.
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May 2019
From safe home to University grad, we celebrate one of our girls who now has a psychology degree with a minor in counselling. She now has come back to the project as a new staff member.
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December 2018
We are constantly amazed at how the Lord is redeeming the lives of the vulnerable in such beautiful ways. The burden of evil and violence are difficult realities to survive and further understand.
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September 2018
This is a story about one young woman named Nang. She entered our program at the age of 16. Having worked in the inner city sex trade for 2 years, her outlook and hope for life was diminished.
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August 2018
The Woven Safe Homes program remains a foundational cornerstone of this project. The ability to provide a safe place for girls exiting dangerous work provides our staff with numerous opportunities for restoration and discipleship.
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