Watch

Empowering Women Rescued From Sex Trafficking

Creator:
Published:
March 6, 2024
July 27, 2018
This organization helps women and children of sex trafficking. Watch how you can help.

This week Grotto catches up with Mariah Escamilla, a volunteer with Destiny Rescue. She shares how the organization makes a difference in the lives of women and children rescued from sex trafficking.

Video Transcript

Mariah Escamilla: Destiny Rescue — they do a lot of their ministry in Fort Wayne, in the surrounding Fort Wayne areas.

Destiny Rescue saves and takes in children enslaved in sex trafficking.

Mariah: We go around to random events that happen in Fort Wayne and they have a jewelry table.

Jewelry-making is one of the trade skills Destiny Rescue teaches those they rescued.

Mariah: The jewelry table is jewelry that is made by the survivors and rescues of human trafficking that they have in their safe homes.

These children, they're taught trade skills, vocational skills, to be able to have a life outside of the safe homes, after they have been rescued and to not go back to sexual slavery.

We also teach them Christian values. That's a big part of their ministry.

Their mission: Rescuing, restoring, protecting, and reintegrating these children from sexual slavery.

If you want to hear more about volunteering and ways to get involved, subscribe to Grotto Network.

Creators:
Grotto
Published:
March 6, 2024
July 27, 2018
On a related note...
Baking Cakes for Kids with Life-Threatening Illnesses

Baking Cakes for Kids with Life-Threatening Illnesses

Grotto

3 Ways to Help Foster Kids — Without Becoming a Parent

3 Ways to Help Foster Kids — Without Becoming a Parent

Grace Wirth

Your #GrottoStories Guide to Giving Tuesday

Your #GrottoStories Guide to Giving Tuesday

Grotto

How to Be Impactfully Pro-Life in Today's Culture

How to Be Impactfully Pro-Life in Today's Culture

Krista Steele

Offering Hope in the Red Light District of Nairobi

Offering Hope in the Red Light District of Nairobi

Grotto

5 Steps to Becoming More Body-Inclusive

5 Steps to Becoming More Body-Inclusive

Jessica Ping-Wild

These Black Women Are Heroes in the History of Activism

These Black Women Are Heroes in the History of Activism

Hillary Alamene

"Is There Food at the Library?"

"Is There Food at the Library?"

Grotto, Kevin DeCloedt

Gardening: A Practice of Patience, a Place of Connection

Gardening: A Practice of Patience, a Place of Connection

Christina Baker

A reflective narrative by Christina Baker.

Settling into a New City? Finding a Faith Community Can Help

Settling into a New City? Finding a Faith Community Can Help

Sara Thoms

3 Ways Volunteering Can Refresh Your Career

3 Ways Volunteering Can Refresh Your Career

Danielle Thomson

'More Than A Book Club' Makes Reading Fun

'More Than A Book Club' Makes Reading Fun

Grotto

These Sources will Help You Prepare for the Polls

These Sources will Help You Prepare for the Polls

Marye Colleen Larme

Why 2021 is the Perfect Year to Look to St. Joseph

Why 2021 is the Perfect Year to Look to St. Joseph

Theresa Sullivan

Top Things to Consider Before Moving to Chicago

Top Things to Consider Before Moving to Chicago

Jennon Bell Hoffmann

Meet the Woman Who Holds Opioid-Addicted Babies

Meet the Woman Who Holds Opioid-Addicted Babies

Maria Walley

Camp for Families Affected By Cancer Feels Like Home | Little Ways: Family

Camp for Families Affected By Cancer Feels Like Home | Little Ways: Family

Grotto

Pizza: The Ultimate Communal Food

Pizza: The Ultimate Communal Food

Mike Jordan Laskey

A reflective narrative by Mike Jordan Laskey.

Sharing the Joy of Caring for House Plants

Sharing the Joy of Caring for House Plants

Grotto

How a Viral Video Changed This Homeless Man's Life

How a Viral Video Changed This Homeless Man's Life

Grotto Shares

newsletter

We’d love to be pals.

Sign up for our newsletter, and we’ll meet you in your inbox each week.