Organization Battling Human Trafficking Opens Home for Survivors in Mexico Quinn Keenan - CTV News
go to original November 30, 2023

Not4Sale | Home For Christmas (Parallel Church)

Not4Sale, operated by southern Alberta's Parallel Church, has opened its first home for survivors of human trafficking in Mexico. The project was seven years in the making and the group is happy to finally see it completed.

"A big part of what we've been doing recently has been getting the home in Mexico established. That's been a big deal. And being able to celebrate that this month is very exciting," said Tanisha Stromberg, a manager with Not4Sale.

The home can take 10 people at a time and will provide resources to help them recover both physically and mentally. Many victims need to detox after being drugged by their captors.

The first group will move in soon and will be made up of young girls. Not4Sale wants to expand on the success of its project in Mexico. "We have our eyes on more homes in Mexico. There's such a need there," Stickel said.

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Home for Christmas: Not4Sale's dream is to help as many children as possible escape human trafficking – to bring them into a home filled with love, healing and peace. For some precious girls, this season will look different than ever before. Get Involved

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