GOT A HEART

By

  Thousands of Women & Children are "sold" for sex every day in the United States. 700,000 - 900,000 Women & Girls are being sex trafficked in the US today.

Sex Trafficking, in the United States illicitly "generates more than $30 Billion Dollars annually


Approximately 460,000 children are reported missing each year in the United States, though most cases are resolved quickly. The FBI reported that 349,557 reports of missing youth were entered into its National Crime Information Center (NCIC) in 2024.



Specific FBI data:
In 2024, there were 349,557 reports of missing persons involving youth entered into the FBI's NCIC database.



Overall:

Estimates suggest that around 460,000 children are reported missing in the U.S. annually.


Long-term cases:

A small percentage of cases involve children who remain missing for an extended period.

Bringing Hope to survivors of human trafficking in Los Angeles


    We serve, empower, and advocate for survivors of human trafficking.


    “The devaluation of human dignity is the greatest moral quagmire in history and has led to the greatest injustice of our time, which is the loss of childhood innocence and the commercial sexual exploitation of our children. It breaks my heart to know there are innocent children in our community living through the horror of human trafficking and sex slavery, and they do so on a hope and a prayer that someone will fight for them. Fortunately, they have Saving Innocence fighting for them, their innocence, and the value of human dignity.”

                                – Tyler Krohn, M.D., M.B.A. / Former Board Member


    Everyone has a story, and every story matters.


    We know the path to healing is not an easy one. Through story, healing, and purpose, we believe anyone can reclaim their voice and story.

    I'll Go First is an invitation to story, healing and purposeful living.


    Sense our inception in 2014, I'll Go First has been driven by the belief that sharing our stories is a powerful catalyst for healing.

 
    Our multifaceted approach includes education, advocacy, research, and live storytelling workshops that empower survivors and foster resilience. Our innovative behavioral health technology suite, including our mobile app, STORY, offers robust support for PTSD recovery and provides a platform for documentation for those seeking justice.
 

    Join us on our mission to uplift survivors. Partner with us by sharing your expertise in technology, mental health, criminal justice, or storytelling. Your involvement—whether through resources, networking, or financial contributions—will help us continue providing the essential care survivors need to thrive.

    Together, we can transform lives and create a world where every survivor has access to the essential care they deserve to heal and thrive.

Find your voice.

Find your freedom.

Stories of healing, purpose and breakthrough to remind you that you’re not alone.

Location: United States

Comments

Post a Comment

Thanks for you Comment. Please visit my website JGDouglas.net

Popular posts from this blog

Wolfs In Sheep's Clothing

By
Image
  Lesbian Rev. Dr. Karyn L. Wiseman,   Gloria Dei Church , United Church of Christ, concentrating on preaching, worship, and faith formation got her PhD in Liturgical Studies/Preaching and Worship from Drew University and  is married to Cindy Clawson, a social worker in Philadelphia who has a son, Shelby, who is a student at Temple University. God made it crystal clear in Genesis 1:27 So God created man in his  own  image, in the image of God created he him; Male and Female created he them. Wiseman is Associate Professor of Homiletics supported by the Herman G. Stuempfle Chair of Proclamation of the Word at the United Lutheran Seminary where she  teaches on both the Philadelphia and Gettysburg campuses.      Her  love of the church means she is "often dreaming of new ways" for the church to be all it can be in a "new and changing world." She has written a book called " Queering The Pulpit : A Secegetical Ap...
Read more

Secret Sister' gift exchange is illegal

By
Image
  The 'Secret Sister' gift exchange campaign quickly became popular several years ago through Facebook posts promising participants would receive up to 36 gifts in exchange for sending one gift. Each holiday season, the scheme pops back up. One version of this scam revolves around exchanging bottles of wine or bourbon; another suggests purchasing $10 gifts online. You might see references to receiving "happy mail" or doing the exchange "for the good of the sisterhood." During the 2024 holiday season, be aware of variations of this theme that may crop up on social media. How this scam works The scheme starts with a convincing invitation, either by email or social media, to sign up for a great, fun program. All you must do is provide your name and address and the personal information of a few additional friends and tack this information onto a list that's already started of people you've never met on the internet. Next, it's your turn to send an em...
Read more