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Her Song Programs provide comprehensive, survivor-centered care for women affected by human trafficking, offering safe housing, trauma-informed support, and resources to help survivors rebuild their lives and achieve lasting freedom.

The Her Song Safe Home offers a secure and nurturing environment for survivors of human trafficking, providing long-term residential care, healing support, and the necessary resources to help women recover, rebuild, and thrive in freedom.

The Her Song Prison Outreach Program offers education, support, and resources to incarcerated women affected by human trafficking, helping them break free from exploitation and prepare for successful reintegration into society.

Her Song began as a lament in the hearts of two women, Rachel White and Kelly Posze, who asked themselves, “When a survivor of human trafficking is rescued, where does she go?” Their search for answers revealed a significant gap: at the time, there were no long-term residential programs available in northeast Florida for survivors of human trafficking. As they dug deeper, they found that long-term care for survivors was limited across the United States. Without a place for ongoing support, many women who had been rescued were falling back into the cycle of trafficking and oppression. Her Song was created to break this cycle and provide a safe space for survivors to rest, heal, and rebuild their lives with the tools needed for a sustainable future in freedom.
Founded in 2013, Her Song embarked on a mission to deliver survivor-centered care. Over the next few years, the organization opened its first residential safe house in Northeast Florida, offering both residential support and case management services to more than 2,000 trafficking survivors. In 2020, Her Song took a significant step forward by merging with the Tim Tebow Foundation, enabling the organization to expand nationally and provide care to even more survivors. This partnership marked the beginning of a new chapter, allowing Her Song to extend its impact and continue supporting women on their path to freedom and restoration.

Her Song founders lamented the effects of human trafficking and began their mission to provide survivors with holistic care. This initiative focuses on addressing the diverse needs of survivors, ensuring they receive comprehensive support for healing and recovery.
Her Song was officially founded as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, marking a significant milestone in its mission to serve and uplift communities. This status allows the organization to expand its efforts, access funding, and provide essential resources to those in need.
Her Song launched its first street and community outreach efforts, aimed at connecting directly with individuals in need. This initiative focuses on providing essential resources and support, fostering a sense of belonging and hope within the community.
Her Song launched its first jail and prison outreach efforts, extending support to individuals behind bars. This initiative aims to provide resources and encouragement, fostering hope and rehabilitation for those incarcerated.
Her Song opened its first safe house in Northeast Florida, providing a safe haven for individuals seeking support and refuge. This vital resource aims to empower those in need, fostering healing and hope within the community.
Her Song officially united with the Tim Tebow Foundation, enhancing their commitment to serve those in need. Together, they aim to empower individuals and create lasting change in communities.
Her Song began its expansion journey into new cities, seeking to broaden its reach and impact. This initiative aims to connect with more communities and provide support to individuals in need.
Human trafficking survivors often face a dire reality: even after being rescued, they have nowhere to turn for long-term care and support, leading many back into the cycle of exploitation. At Her Song, we recognized this critical gap and are dedicated to breaking this cycle by providing safe, survivor-centered care, empowering women to reclaim their lives and live in freedom.
Trafficked Victims Yearly
Victims Identified and Named
Abused victims each minute
Million global trafficked victims
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