Programs
1/99 Engages, Equips, Empowers and Elevates sex trafficking survivors to live successfully within the community.
Mentorship
1/99 is committed to connecting a mentor with each Survivor. The mentor provides weekly intervention in order to assist the survivor in:
- Setting personal goals.
- Providing tools to attain those goals.
- Giving the accountability needed to achieve those goals.
Employment
A set-up for success– 1/99 has established an employee success program that provides a bridge between the employer and the 1/99 Participant. The success program focuses on
- Goal establishment.
- Steps Needed to Achieve the Goals.
- The Measurement Outcome of Goals.
Housing
1/99 Participants will initially stay in our transitional home, Selah House, for up to 6 months while becoming established in the program. As the Participant transitions into independent living, they will receive sliding-scale rental assistance based on individual participant needs.
Life Skills
Each Survivor will have unique strengths and needs. 1/99 Mentors will come alongside each survivor to set goals for life skills such as financial management, housekeeping skills, parenting, self-care, medical, dental, spiritual, and emotional care.