Refuge
Our refuge consists of 2 homes that are long-term therapeutic homes where child sex trafficking survivors are able to heal and receive trauma-informed care. The girls can process their trauma in this home environment that includes loving staff, daily family activities, and various therapeutic activities such as equine therapy.
We also offer a supervised independent living village for girls who have turned 18 but would still like to be supported in their next endeavors, such as going to higher education or getting a job.
Braselton
The Braselton home was our first home built in 2018. This home was graciously donated by Braselton Development and consists of a spacious living area with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. It features 2 large porches equipped with rocking chairs overlooking our pond.
Valero
The Valero home was second to come in 2022 and was generously donated by the Valero Energy Foundation. This home has 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms a large living area, and is complete with a large wrap-around porch with rocking chairs overlooking the serene landscape.
Amenities:
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Ping Pong
- Workout room
- On-site schooling
- Fishing
- Horseback riding
- Bike riding
- Extensive walking & riding trails
Independent Living Villiage
The newest addition to our refuge campus is the Independent Living Village made possible by the Charity League Foundation. The village is in a separate section of the property and has 4 living cabins and 1 kitchen/laundry cabin. This village is designed for girls 18 and older who choose to continue to have our support as they begin the next chapter of their life. This village allows them to have independence while still having support and guidance while navigating a new stage of life.
