HOW WE HELP

What Will Inspire Light Provide New Mother Survivors?

Personal development, family stability, and community involvement through:

Provide secure, long-term housing where survivors can live with their children.
A safe environment that includes access to trauma-informed therapy, healthcare, and education, ensuring survivors and their families can heal and grow together.
Safe environment where survivors can recover and develop life skills with their children for family sustainability.

Parenting classes, legal assistance, medical care, and therapeutic services to rebuild family units.
Resources that allow survivors to build nurturing home environments where the mother and their children feel safe.
Encourage survivors to pursue personal goals and interests. Give options for exploring and developing their talents to empower their independence and self-sufficiency.

Providing educational opportunities and job vocational training programs.
Offer skillets to survivors to develop and achieve financial independence for stable employment.
Provide platforms for survivors to share their stories, advocate for others, and become mentors themselves. This can help raise awareness and prevent future trafficking.

Offer programs and tools teaching the growth and harvesting of natural resources for the family and with community.

Ongoing support for survivors and their families from Inspire Light partners, sponsors, and community-based programs for consistent reintegration into society.
Continuous community involvement and support to ensure new mother survivors will sustain their recovery and provide a nurturing environment for their children.

Proper refuge, care, and rehabilitation for mothers with children, pregnant women, and women 18+ seeking to overcome the trauma of Human Trafficking, prostitution, and sexual exploitation.
Lack of long-term holistic recovery housing, community, birth homes, career and education opportunities for survivors turned thrivers.
Survivors jumping to rehabilitation shelters striving to become self-sufficient with the land.
Awareness, education, and legal advocacy for community and survivors shifting the system to prevent exploiting women and children.

Providing communities to serve and hold long-term safe spaces to heal and move forward from the sex trade and exploitation trauma.
Community cultivated through programs of all-inclusive holistic wellness tailored to the individual woman and child
Relying on permaculture/agriculture homesteading for resources for housing, food, water, and power cultivated within the community.
Having each survivor learn how to use permaculture tools on their path of sovereignty.
General public collaboration/connections to educate and spread awareness for the prevention of the sex trade and sexual exploitation.