Hope Against Trafficking

Hope Against Trafficking is a non-profit organization based in Pontiac, Michigan. The organization employs six people and generates over $10,000 in annual revenue. Hope Against Trafficking offers Magdalene Detroit, a unique 24-month residential program for adult female survivors of sex and labor trafficking in Southeast Michigan. The program provides rent-free housing and comprehensive services designed to address the physical, mental, and economic needs of survivors. These services include professional trauma-informed therapy and a supportive community of healed women. Hope Against Trafficking addresses the complex needs of survivors who often come from backgrounds of addiction, exploitation, and incarceration. They work closely with law enforcement, social service organizations, correctional facilities, and street outreach programs to identify and support women in need. For more information about Hope Against Trafficking and their vital work, please visit their website at hopeagainsttrafficking.org.