A $32 billion enterprise and an estimated 27.6 million victims worldwide at any given time, human trafficking is the humanitarian crisis of our time and in many cultures, women and children are particularly vulnerable. Christian Women Connection has long partnered with anti-trafficking efforts and supported agencies strategically serving at risk populations. In 2014, Dr. Kimberly Majeski helped lead the vanguard for the Church of God Trafficklight initiative as the then leader of the nonprofit, Stripped Love, serving survivors of domestic sex trafficking since 2010.
In 2024, with renewed hope we bring the work of freedom to the women and ask you to stand with us and our partner agencies in this good work as we build a better world!
It is with great excitement that we announce the launch of ChoG Trafficklight as a part of the ministry of
Christian Women Connection!
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Hope Ranch is dedicated to empowering women who have been exploited and abused to rise above their circumstances.
Grace Horizon is a community of survivors in Central Indiana supporting each other in the recovery from violence and exploitation, including sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Pink Door supports women and their children in coming to terms with their past, gaining stability in everyday life and developing new perspectives in order to lead a non-violent and self-determined life in the long term.
The Shelter has been in continuous operation for over 100 years, providing a safe environment for at-risk Indian girls. The Shelter provides education, food, clothing, beds, and spiritual enrichment.
The Meena Project is a residential safe house for girls growing up in the community of Daulatdia which is the largest brothel in Bangladesh. Girls living at the Meena Project are school aged daughters of women who are trapped in a cycle of human trafficking
Christian Women Connection has long partnered with anti-trafficking efforts and supported agencies strategically serving at risk populations.
As we continue the fight against human trafficking we are thrilled to partner with Children of Promise as we work to bring hope to families in Daulatdia, Bangladesh through The Meena Project and House of Hope.
The House of Hope is a day program for children of women who are enslaved in the sex trade in Daulatdia, Bangladesh. The House of Hope provides a safe place where school aged children can go during the day to receive healthy food, tutoring, counseling, and to be nurtured in the love of Jesus
We are so thankful to those who have chosen to be a sponsor and are thrilled to announce that through our partnership with Children of Promise all girls are now officially sponsored!
If you would like to be a sponsor click the sponsor link above or scan the QR code. Fill out the form to indicate your commitment to sponsoring a child at The House of Hope. Someone from Children of Promise will reach out to you to finalize the details of your sponsorship.
Be sure to mention you are sponsoring as a member of Christian Women Connection.
Your sponsorship funds provide program support of the House of Hope and will make services available to one child each month
HOUSE OF HOPE
Sponsor at
$32/month
THE MEENA PROJECT & HOUSE OF HOPE
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*Because of their vulnerability, the identity of these girls are hidden.
Access the provided links and resources to assist you in recognizing the indicators of human trafficking.
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As we continue to partner with Purpose Jewelry we want to help you make a fashion statement and make a difference, all at the same time.
This jewelry is sustainably handcrafted by artisans escaping human trafficking. Making beautiful handcrafted jewelry is one of the conduits used for healing and to move each woman forward on her personal journey to freedom. While employed, she will also receive living wages, education, healthcare and community all thanks to the proceeds from supporters like you.
Purchase these amazing statement peices in our online shop
Purchase these amazing statement peices in our online shop
Dates
To Remember
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
11
Sat, January 11
Freedom Sunday
26
Sun, January 26
“Hiding in Plain Sight: Human Trafficking Forum II"
