The Redeemed Home: a restorative care HOME in Waukesha for women recovering from exploitation, prostitution, and sex trafficking
We secured property in Waukesha as of October 1, 2022.
The women escaping the ‘no life’ need a survivor -informed home to begin a foundation of healing from excessive trauma to begin a new life of freedom.
MC, a survivor we have walked alongside and has been out of this ‘no life’ for a few years says, “Women need a safe place to fall apart. We need rest along with appropriate trauma counseling and programming. Not to be quickly pushed into finding another job when our brains are still in a traumatized state. Recovery is hugely dependent on having strong, non-judging, secure, consistent, and effective support system committed to the survivors. Without all of this, redemption and restoration is nearly impossible.”
THANKS to our PARTNERS- All the preparation to the physical location and getting licensed by the state of Wisconsin has had tremendous time, talent and finances from many amazing people:
- Berghammer Construction
- Rundell ReDesign
- Biltrite Furniture
- Robert Couden
- Andrea Paras
- Lisbon Creek Systems
- The Black Mentor
- Absolute Comfort HVAC
- Lake Country Manufacturing
- Nerotech
- Kim Owens, Michelle Held & her small group, Bill Schmidt, Denny Digman, Springcreek Church Youth & Leaders, Neurotech Employees, Lori Doll, Lori Reesman, Jodell & Nick Jungers,
Robert Couden
Rundell ReDesign
Absolute Comfort
Nerotech
Springcreek Church
Staff & Volunteers to work in Redeemed Home
We need to hire three full time Care Coaches and train eight volunteer care coaches to help cover the 168 hours a week as part of the home ‘parent/coach/grandparent’ team.
Persons with good communication skills, conflict resolution skills, who has an understanding of trauma, able to be trauma sensitive. This person should be able to manage the day-to-day operations of the house which includes but is not limited to; maintaining cooking & cleaning schedules, dispensing the medications for the residents.
We are looking for someone who has a mature relationship with the Lord with the ability to accept the residents in the home where they are at in their spiritual journey without judgement. The house staff should have a passion for walking along side women who have been trafficked and supportive of their respective process in their restoration. An understanding of trafficking is essential. An understanding of addictions is necessary as the majority of women in our program have chemical dependency issues they are working through. We will provide extensive training in all areas of trauma sensitivity, working with addictions etc.
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