Many survivors of child sex trafficking leave shelter homes having taken the most important first step: safety. Shelters provide critical protection and stabilization during moments of extreme vulnerability. What follows is often a difficult transition into independence, one that requires long-term guidance and community beyond immediate rescue. Without continued support after shelter care, many survivors face heightened risk of addiction, exploitation, and financial instability.

Sisterhood stands with them to break that cycle.
Sisterhood is a survivor-led community that complements shelter care by equipping young women with practical skills, mentorship, emotional support, and opportunities to grow into confident, independent leaders. It bridges the gap between short-term protection and long-term freedom through ongoing guidance and pathways to financial independence.
Here, survivors learn, lead, and lift one another. As they grow, many step into mentorship and leadership roles themselves, becoming role models for the girls who follow. This is where healing becomes strength and strength becomes lasting freedom.
Sisterhood is supported by an NGO focused on empowering survivors of child sex trafficking, alongside individual and business supporters and strategic partners. Together, we provide education, mentorship, and leadership development that help survivors build independent lives and stand united against trafficking.