The Home Foundation is a non-profit charitable foundation dedicated to the eradication of human trafficking both domestically and abroad. Through advocacy, education and relief efforts, the Home Foundation is committed to end the suffering of women and children sold into sexual slavery.

The Home Foundation 3rd Annual Benefit concert will be held in Nashville, TN at the Historic Belcourt Theater on March 9th!

Hosted by Natalie Grant, featuring: Brandon Heath, Britt Nicole, Tenth Avenue North, Phillip LaRue, and Audrey Assad!

Announcing The First Annual Christian Trafficking Shelter Association Conference:

“Hope through Restoration: Providing Quality Shelter Services for Survivors of Sex Trafficking”

Sponsored by The Home Foundation, Thursday, March, 11, 2010 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Are you interested in learning more about the issue of human trafficking and sexual exploitation? Do you desire to be part of the process of hope for the countless number of individuals impacted by the sex trade? Have you felt called to be involved in shelter building for these individuals but over-whelmed by the amount of work required to make this a reality? Here is your opportunity to learn from experts in the field and network with other groups on this journey. This conference will help you to gain a historical perspective on the problem, attain skills which will enable you to move forward in starting your shelter including guidance on how to work with law enforcement, and provide you with tools to develop and assess quality within your restorative program. To download the registration form and get more information  click here…

Christian Trafficking Shelter Association (CTSA) is an association that develops minimum standards for shelters dedicated to serving the needs of survivors of trafficking and sexual exploitation. Find more information about what it takes to start a quality shelter program and how to network between other incredible restoration programs across the US.

We are excited to be a part of the 2010 International Forum on Christian Higher Education

As our internship program expands we are excited to partner with colleges and universities who want to make anti-trafficking part of their global mission. Natalie Grant will be sharing her vision for this college program at the Council for Christian  Colleges and Universities on February 23. For more information visit www.cccu.org

Our first newsletter for 2010 will be going out soon, if you are not signed up to receive our e-updates click HERE.

Do you know about our H.O.M.E.S project ? We are working in conjunction with other anti-trafficking agencies  to see an end to modern-day slavery. The H.O.M.E.S project will provide assistance for those groups working to establish shelters and safe-havens for trafficked victims. There is so much focus on international trafficking–and such a need– but very little is being done here in the US to provide services for trafficked victims. Did you know that there are currently less than 100 beds for trafficked victims identified in the United States and it is estimated we have close to 100,000 victims/year? This project will help those providing refuge to victims identified in the U.S. by offering hope, opportunity, mentoring, empowerment & spiritual support through various educational and credentialing services specifically for shelters dedicated to trafficked victims. Please pray for this project & pray for those undertaking this huge responsibility to provide quality services for these deserving individuals.