Resources for Awareness, Healing & Action
Equipping individuals, churches, and communities to recognize trafficking, respond with wisdom, and build safer pathways for healing.
Built for leaders, advocates, and everyday responders.
Use these materials to build awareness, train teams, and take practical action.
What Is in Your Alabaster Jar?
The alabaster jar represents surrender, love, and sacrifice. We are called to respond to injustice and stand for the vulnerable with purpose.
Surrender, love, and purpose
This section anchors the rest of the resources page in the spiritual posture behind the mission.
Understanding Human Trafficking
Three foundational areas to help people recognize trafficking and respond effectively.
Awareness
Recognize warning signs, patterns of vulnerability, and common myths that keep exploitation hidden.
Protection
Learn how to create safer environments in homes, churches, schools, and community spaces.
Community
Build connected support systems that keep people from being isolated and overlooked.
Advocacy & Systemic Change
Education, public policy, and survivor-centered support are necessary to dismantle trafficking and uphold human dignity.
Policy Advocacy
Support laws and policies that protect survivors and reduce pathways to exploitation.
Public Awareness
Equip communities to identify trafficking and respond quickly and responsibly.
Survivor Support
Promote dignity, stability, and long-term restoration for survivors and families.
Community Engagement
Mobilize churches, volunteers, and organizations to take action together.
How You Can Take Action
Practical steps for people who want to help, but need a clear starting point.
Raise Awareness
Share truth, start conversations, and make the issue visible in your network.
Strengthen Communities
Create safer environments and support systems where people can thrive.
Advocate
Engage leaders, policies, and institutions in a survivor-focused response.
Prevention Begins with Connection
Trafficking thrives in vulnerability and isolation. Connection builds protection, trust, and hope.
Relationship is a protective factor
Use this section to show how presence, care, and consistent support reduce vulnerability before exploitation starts.
Practical Resources
Individual categories that can later become downloadable PDFs, videos, and partner assets.
Advocacy Toolkits
Ready-to-use materials for public education and legislative engagement.
- Fact sheets
- Talking points
- Action prompts
Educational Materials
Materials for schools, churches, and small-group learning environments.
- Lesson plans
- Slide decks
- Handouts
Community Training Guides
Step-by-step resources for team leaders, volunteers, and host churches.
- Facilitator notes
- Workshop outlines
- Feedback forms
Survivor Support Resources
Care-centered tools for restoration, stabilization, and practical next steps.
- Referral sheet
- Safety checklist
- Care plan template
Awareness Campaign Assets
Visual and digital assets for social sharing, events, and campaigns.
- Post templates
- Story graphics
- Printable signage
Creating Safe Spaces for Healing
Survivors need environments that offer dignity, restoration, and holistic care — physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Pour It Out
Awareness, compassion, and action belong together. Use these resources to take the next step with clarity.