The little notice given to boys primarily identifies them as exploiters, pimps and buyers of sex, or as active and willing participants in sex work, not as victims or survivors of exploitation. (And Boys Too by ECPAT-USA) Learn the truths to combat this lie by joining us for an event at the Human Trafficking Task […]
Read MoreDaniel Academy Progress!
Hello wonderful friends of Sarah’s Home & Daniel Academy, We have some exhilarating news that we just couldn’t wait to share with all of you. Get ready to jump up and down with joy because it’s time to announce something God has done that is truly incredible! Drumroll, please… Introducing the new 20 Acres! Hold onto your hats because […]
Read MoreGangs and their Involvement in Domestic Child Sex Trafficking
The United States is experiencing and unprecedented surge in gang activity. Unfortunately, the Department of Justice data regarding gangs and their criminal activity is sparse and dated. The most recent report published in 2011 entitled the, National Gang Threat Assessment, noted that gangs were responsible for “an average of 48% of violent crimes in the […]
Read MoreTherapy in a Barn
We have some incredible volunteers at Sarah’s Home who offer their expertise to help aid our girls on their healing journey. Because of this, our girls get to do some amazing things in their time at Sarah’s Home. Two of these individuals, Linda and Kathy, offer their ranch and farm for our girls to go […]
Read MoreSound of Freedom
One week ago, on July 4th, a new movie hit the theaters called Sound of Freedom. This may be one of the first times that Sarah’s Home is encouraging our friends and supporters to watch a movie and to encourage others to see it, too. It isn’t a fun, entertaining movie, not your usual Summer […]
Read MoreVictim Blaming and Stigma
Survivors of sex trafficking face the issue of not having people believe them and/or shifting the fault onto them for the trafficking. This concept is called victim blaming. People make assumptions which lead to the person being blamed for the harm that was done to them. Victim blaming can be indirect or direct. Example: “Why […]
Read MoreBOYS Documentary
Did you know that of the children being trafficked here in the United States at least 35% of them are boys? Are you surprised? Shocked? Angry? Confused? We were! As we continue our work at Sarah’s Home, this reality has weighed heavy on our hearts. We feel so blessed to be able to work with […]
Read MoreFocus Our Lens – See the Boys: Male Survivors of DMST
Most of the information we read or hear about Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking (DMST) addresses female victims. In fact, Colorado Judge Robert Lung, a former member of the U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking and himself a survivor of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking, reported that 99% of federal dollars that were used for public education […]
Read MorePornography: The Poison We Are Ingesting
What internet sites have more viewers that Amazon, Netflix, YouTube and Twitter combined every month? Pornography.1 Do you know how many suspected online sex offenders the Internet Crimes Against Children task force (ICAC) arrested in one 2019 national sting operation? One thousand seven hundred.2 Do you know how many visits PornHub alone reported in 2018? […]
Read MoreOnline Safety
We live in an era of unimaginable access to the world through technology. Depending on how large your family is, you may be painfully aware of this as you run out of electrical outlets when everyone wants to charge their devices. Technology is wonderful when used to connect with family around the world, to shop […]
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