For youth: girls' residential program (ages 12-17): providing trauma-informed care to survivors of domestic minor sex trafficking (dmst) in the service of physical, emotional and spiritual restoration. Dmst is the commerical sexual exploitation of american children within u.S. Borders. In a safe residential environment, each girl is encouraged to set personal goals in her therapy and education, and each is supported by staff and volunteers throughout her journey of healing. Please see schedule o for further details.

For women: women's residential program (ages 18+): providing trauma-informed care to survivors of domestic sex trafficking and those at risk with the service of physical, emotional and spiritual restoration. This program is an independent living setting where survivors can live and engage with healthy community support. All participants receive education, personalized therapy, career training, supportive community, financial management, and life skills instruction off-site at the women's academy. Transitional housing and vouchers are also provided for step-down support.

For community: women's academy (ages 18+): the women's academy offers life-changing programming to young women who have experienced difficulty gaining living-wage employment due to life circumstances such as poverty, sexual abuse, and trafficking. The women's academy offers an invaluable opportunity to equip women in atlanta's communities for success! Please see schedule o for further details.