Organizational Mentorship

Selah Freedom has been deemed one of leading nonprofit organization in the anti-sex trafficking movement. We believe in creating the highest outcomes, measurements and standards in order to achieve success and sustainability in serving survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation. We also invest into other organizations working to save lives and bring freedom. We know that each organization has unique needs and many questions as they prepare to launch and serve this population. Our Organizational Mentorship Program will provide your organization with all of the tools needed to feel confident and equipped.

 

Some of the questions you may have could be:

 

  • What steps are needed to open a residential program for sex trafficking survivors?

  • How do you assist survivors when they enter your residential program?

The Hands-On Training & Practical Tools You Need

We will answer these questions, and more as we assist in establishing the foundation, framework and training needed to open a residential program for survivors of sex trafficking - one that is sustainable when the doors open. Selah Freedom provides assistance with policies and procedures, training for staff, best practices, phases in the Residential Program, approaches to trauma informed care and the necessary components of a viable, sustainable program. Organizational Development is fee-based and very affordable.

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The Organizational Mentorship Program provides guidance through three primary focuses:

 

  • Building a sustainable foundation

  • Preparing the framework for residential programming

  • Proper training techniques

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To learn more contact OrgDevelopment@SelahFreedom.com.

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