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Mercy Project Colorado

History The Mercy Project Colorado is a privately funded 501c3 organization that works to provide safety, healing and hope for girls who have been rescued from commercial sexual exploitation (CSE). We do this by establishing faithful partnerships wit

Michigan Rescue and Restore Coalition

History The Michigan Rescue and Restore Coalition is all about "Building Community." We acknowledge our commitment to work within our state to engage the broader community to help us help you gain access and information to what is going on in our reg

Mission for Community Development Program

History Mission for Community Development Program (MCDP) is an Ethiopian non-profit, non-religious and development-oriented NGO established in 1998 by volunteer Ethiopian professionals, with the objective to improve the living conditions of children

MOMA's House

History MOMA's house is based on the philosophy of My Own Movement toward Achievement (MOMA). We work with women who are committed to transforming their lives while in recovery from domestic violence and human sex trafficking. We are a 501(c)3 Organi

Mosaic Family Services

History Mosaic Family Services, formerly known as East Dallas Counseling Center, was founded by Dr. Walter Nguyen, a refugee from Vietnam, in order to meet unmet needs within the growing multicultural communities of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. M

Moterų informacijos centras

Mission We aim for gender equality in Lithuania We ameliorate women position in public and private life We improve the environment of equal gender relations Vision Not a single person can be discriminated because of their gender.

Motivating, Inspiring, Supporting and Serving Sexually Exploited Youth (MISSSEY)

History 2002 The city of Oakland was identified as a hub for the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) in the form of street prostitution and child pornography. Alameda County responded by launching the Sexually Exploited Minors Task Forc

Movimiento El Pozo

Mission Work for the elimination of commercial sexual exploitation, through prevention, proposal development and advocacy. Vision The Pit Movement leading the fight against the use of women in the sex trade and achieves its methodology and proposals,

My Sister's House

History June 2000 – Began public campaign to establish My Sister’s House as Sacramento’s first agency to address battering in the Asian and Pacific Islander community, and plans to develop a cultural appropriate save haven December 2000 – Incorporate

My Sister's Place

History Since 1976, My Sisters’ Place (MSP) has worked to end violence in intimate relationships and combat the effects of domestic violence and human trafficking on women, men, and children throughout Westchester County. MSP has evolved from a grass