Women Make the Difference is a Women empowering Women initiative and annual collaborative fundraising event.

Sex Trafficking is a boominb business

Demand is high. The revenue source is reliable. Methods to recruit, buy and sell are becoming increasingly innovative.

AZ children are being victimized

In a recent study of Arizona homeless youth, nearly 40% of females reported being sex trafficked.

Sex Trafficked Victims have unique needs requiring specialized care sparsely available

Victims of sex trafficking often go unidentified or misidentified, leading to types of care that leave the real problem masked. For example, only treating the victim for drug abuse or teen pregnancy. Successful programs must be uniquely informed by an experienced understanding of trafficking victimization to best provide comforting protective shelter and appropriate trauma informed care, with a focus towards restoring dignity.