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The Well

a community for women in recovery from sexual exploitation
the hands of the free

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Join us for our fall gala fundraiser

.Join us on Friday, November 11 for our annual fundraiser as we celebrate 10 years of serving survivors of human trafficking.

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Our Mission

Worthwhile Wear exists to reach and restore women affected by human trafficking because we believe that everyone is worthwhile.

The Issue

Human trafficking is the second-largest criminal industry in the world, with over 800,000 people trafficked against their will across international borders each year. For those who escape, many are left with the scarring aftermath of trauma and addiction from being treated like a commodity. The road to healing requires a comprehensive response. It's not enough to offer a single solution, which is why Worthwhile Wear utilizes a multi pronged approach to address this growing issue.

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A Comprehensive response

Connect

Connect with survivors through community outreach at Worth It. A program that offers a series of classroom experiences designed for women who have experienced sexual trauma from exploitation, trafficking or prostitution.

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Serve

Provide safe housing and wraparound services at The Well. This program offers a holistic approach to healing from sexual trauma through housing, counseling, mentorship, life skills training, personal budgeting, and more.

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Sustain

Offer economic self-sufficiency starting with Worthwhile Thrift. The stores provide employment to the women in our programs. Teaching participants proper work skills, how to apply for a job, and good work etiquette is crucial for achieving long-term success.

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Survivor Story

Nikki's journey is an inspiring one, reminding us that no matter what, there is always room for hope and healing. We are honored to have walked alongside her.

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in their own words

"I am learning that I have a voice and I AM ENOUGH! My past no longer defines me and I am forever grateful for this program and all the people involved!"

— H.B.

I am not what happened to me. I am not the wrongs I have done. I am not the mistakes I have made. I am not forgotten, abandoned, nor alone. I am worth it!

— S

I used to be a prisoner in my own body that was a slave to silence. Becuase of this program I have freedom and I have a voice!

— J