Bringing salvation, freedom and empowerment to marginalised women

SAFE

The people in the sex trade are not just statistics. They are real people with real struggles and problems. Some women entered willingly to provide for their families while others were forced into it. Most do want to get out of it eventually, however, the road to freedom isn’t as liberating as it first appears as they have no other means of survival.

Established in 2010, SAFE aims to bring salvation, freedom and empowerment to marginalised women, such as prostitutes and drug addicts, by restoring their dignity and empowering them to begin life anew.

Women from the sex industry face a myriad of challenges every day, be it their mental, physical or spiritual health. At SAFE, these women are provided counselling, emotional support and love without prejudice but more importantly, they are shown a different future and equipped with the necessary skills to pursue it.

Partnering and networking with other organisations, SAFE provides emergency relief and offer holistic opportunities for life transformation and social reintegration.