Partner In Freedom NEWSLETTER |
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We want to THANK YOU for coming together to support this mission of hope. When it feels like the world is falling apart, you're helping us keep communities together, supporting people that are otherwise unseen, unheard and forgotten. We couldn't do any of this work without you. |
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Here at EPDV, we dream about the end of human trafficking. We believe that together, through prevention, intervention, and restoration, WE CAN accomplish that goal. Hear from the heart of our founders and about an exciting new project that could reach millions... |
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Business Partnership Opportunity! |
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Three incredible women, beneficiaries of Dunamis, need a little help to fulfill their dreams. Their journey to financial independence, with their very own business, can be completed through our newest initiative, Dream Kits. During the month of October, Simply text "DREAMKIT" to 44321 to help put these ladies on the path to financial freedom. Click the link below to get more info and read their redemptive stories. | | |
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A Special Update from The Block Party!!! |
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How have your funds been supporting our beneficiaries during COVID? |
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NUNAYU "I feel like a bird set free from its cage; now I can fly and accomplish my dreams." |
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Get your holiday shopping done early by supporting our social entrepreneurship project, which employs at-risk survivors of human trafficking. |
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You can now purchase face coverings on the NUNAYU website. Every face mask purchase supports women in vulnerable situations who haven’t been able to work due to the pandemic. |
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What's happening with the rest of EPDV's projects? |
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LIVRE: - Prevention talks to more than 700 students in the State of Oaxaca, an area with one of the highest number of trafficking victims in Mexico |
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HOME: - In the planning stages for a new recovery program for pornography and sexual addictions |
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SAHL +1: Congratulations! After 6 months of classes, 4 students (3 from the Safehouse and one from Transition House) will be graduating from the culinary school next week. |
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Nadie Nace Macho: We have partnered with Facebook, AeroMexico and Cinemex to launch this campaign about the societal toll of toxic masculinity and its link to human trafficking. Facebook views are now over 2.5 million, and Cinemex will provide over 300,000 screenings of our videos before their feature films. |
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Transition House: One of our girls has graduated from her hotel studies program, and another from Sahl's culinary program. Lupita, the director of the Transition House, hopes they both continue studying and dreaming for the future. Please pray for E, who is struggling with pressure from her family to drop charges and reconnect with her mother, who actually trafficked E initially. |
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Safehouse: Claudia, our safehouse director, told us what has been most challenging for the girls. Like all of us, the girls have had to adapt to life during the pandemic. Not knowing when it will end creates an additional level of uncertainty that's been difficult to navigate. They were already uniquely prepared to deal with quarantine, but they still get frustrated, annoyed and impatient. Just like any teenager... |
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Hi! My name is Tina. As Donor Relations Coordinator I would like to welcome your feedback about what we're doing, and how we can better communicate in the future. Reach out to me directly any time: tina.chen@elpozodevida.org.mx through Facebook (Tina Chen) or Instagram (tinachenpt) |
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