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Walk To End It: A Client’s Legacy Helping Other Human Trafficking Survivors

by Safe Harbor Shelter | Sep 19, 2019 | Community Awareness, Events & Happenings, Human Trafficking, Local & Regional, Walk To End It

Safe Harbor’s Walk to End It was the idea of a client in our human trafficking program, who was so grateful to Safe Harbor for helping to rebuild her life that she wanted to give back. “I want to spread awareness on such a widespread issue. I wanted to organize an...

Why I am walking… A survivor’s story of why she is a part of Walk to End It.

by Safe Harbor Shelter | Oct 4, 2018 | Survivor Stories, Walk To End It

When approached with the opportunity to participate in planning this year’s walk, I simply could not stand idly by. I personally know many who have been impacted by the dark world of human trafficking, either directly or indirectly—in fact, I have been directly...

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