Community Group: This is a virtual group where we come together as people and build community. We go through 6 week cycles where we discover new topics that lead to personal and relational empowerment. We’re here to grow together and find comradery. We don’t have to do this alone and sometimes you just don’t know what you don’t know (such as, there’s other awesome women out there just like you waiting to encourage you in the journey). Click here if you’re interested in Community Group and we’ll let you know when the next cycle starts!

Local Meetups: We do everything from Paint & (tea/coffee) Sip, to hiking, to eating together. It’s refreshing and easy to make friends with people from similar experiences. Even though we don’t talk about our trauma, it’s a more relaxed environment knowing you don’t have to censor yourself like you do when you interact in the square world. We get it, you’re not alone, come let your hair down with us.

Check out You Are More Than Inc for BIPOC & LGBTQ counseling resources and peer navigators https://www.yamt.org/

Here you'll find resources to help you with your finances, scholarships, and career development. 

Check out Elevate Academy developed by The Rebecca Bender Initiative. It’s great for Career Development (and they have awesome care packages). It’s developed and operated by people who have been in the sex trade.

Survivor’s Guide to Money developed by survivor Megan Lundstrom.

Survivor’s Guide to Money: How to Start Using Money as a Tool After It was Used Against You as a Weapon: Lundstrom, Megan: 9798651163328: Amazon.com: Books

You Are More Than Inc, FREE Scholarship, OnePurse, and Free for Life also offer grants for survivors looking for further their education.

We support and encourage multiple paths to healing. There is no need to hide whether you choose sobriety or not, but we want to give you resources if this is an integral part to your healing.

SMART recovery and 12 Step: please look into these approaches and reach out if you want to be connected with survivor-lead recovery groups

The Phoenix is a nation wide Crossfit gym free to people in recovery, you can look for programming online or in your area at https://thephoenix.org/

Colorado Artists in Recovery (CAiR) is a great resource if you’re in recovery and pursuing artistic expression, learn more at https://www.coloradoartistsinrecovery.org/

Allies are those people who support you in your journey, but may not have the same lived experience as you.

Roadmap to Redemption by Rebecca Bender: There is a chapter in this book for allies, but it is also a great (faith-influenced) resource for those exiting the sex trade and human trafficking. It’s written by a former sex worker.

Princess Found by Mending the Soul: recommended by survivors, the people who wrote this book did their time walking along survivors on their journey to healing (note: also faith based).

Polaris Project is also a great resource for helping others understand the problem and what exploitation actually looks like.

Having a moment where you feel like you’re alone and no one can help you, or you don’t even know where to begin or what help to ask for? You can always reach out. We don’t have an agenda to convince you to leave the sex trade, and we won’t go into crisis mode if you call us because you just realized you’re being exploited. We want you to thrive in life, we’re here to listen, and if you still want to keep looking on your own, feel free to check out these resources.

The US Human Trafficking Hotline and more about human trafficking https://polarisproject.org/

Directory of resources from housing to counseling and everything in between if you’re looking for other service providers https://combathumantrafficking.org/directory/

Answers for immediate help, ongoing support, and navigating questions related to being assaulted https://www.rainn.org/