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working to end modern day slavery
through global, local, & sustainable efforts
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the hands of the free
t-shirts made by survivors in india
A Worthwhile Evening Funrdraiser
Thursday, November 14, 2019
We're looking to expand programming for survivors, but only you can help make that a reality. Discover how a community woven together creates a stronger force against modern day slavery.
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The Issue
Human trafficking is a global crisis, and our response should be as wide-reaching as the need. Worthwhile Wear utilizes a multi pronged approach to address this growing issue. We provide vocational training and employment through the making of Worthwhile Wear apparel with our overseas partners. In the US, our programs provide for the need of long-term housing for survivors of human trafficking through The Well, community outreach and empowerment through the Worth It program, and employment through our Worthwhile Thrift stores.
Global
Human Trafficking is a significant issue in all countries. In many developing countries, families and girls are lured into the false hope of earning income through a job offer given by a trafficker. We address this common trafficking tactic by eliminating the root cause and offering survivors vocational training and employment through Worthwhile Wear Apparel.
Local
In order to provide an effective response in our community, Worthwhile Wear established The Well as a residential safe house where trafficked survivors can work through trauma and rebuild their lives both physically and emotionally. We also offer survivors the opportunity to receive care and training through our Worth It program and get connected to other local service providers.
Sustainable
The challenge for all non-profits is creating a model that is financially sustainable, allowing for long-term success. Worthwhile Wear seeks sustainable solutions by operating its stores, Worthwhile Thrift Pipersville, Worthwhile Thrift Fountainville & Freedom Boutique. It also sells items crafted by the survivors in Worthwhile Wear's India programs.
our story
I first heard of human trafficking in 2010 when a young couple visited our church to share about their involvement with girls in the sex slave trade overseas. It was that introduction that planted a seed of change urging me...
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We Exist to reach and restore women
FROM FORCED PROSTITUTION, sexual exploitation, and sex trafficking
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