Changing statistics one life at a time through counseling, advocacy, and education. Human trafficking is the second largest crime globally. Drugs can be sold one time, but a human can be sold over and over again. 300,000 American children fall prey to human traffickers annually. The age of 12 is the average age of entry into commercial sexual exploitation. ….NISMART “Embassy of Hope was founded because I am a passionate advocate for victims and survivors of exploitation. We are one of the few organizations in SA that specialize in this field. ”-Elizabeth Crooks, Executive Director COUNSELING: Embassy of Hope Provides Licensed Counseling Services for women, children, and families that are victims of Sexual Abuse, Domestic Abuse, Prostitution, and Human Trafficking. “I learned how to be positive, accept my past, and move forward. I am looking toward my future with hope.“ Client B – age 15 “Counselors there understood my situation. A weight has been lifted off of my shoulders.“ Client J (name withheld) ADVOCACY: Embassy of Hope Sponsors Professional training for clients, law enforcement, CPS, elected officials, and other non-profit partners. “The counselors and staff have a heart for this process.” Kimberly, Counselor EDUCATION: Embassy of Hope Increases public awareness by giving talks to the public about education, prevention, and intervention. We also educate by using social media. “Embassy of Hope takes in clients and walks with them as they begin to turn their life around. Sarah, Volunteer RESULTS – Clients rebuild their lives through services and gaining confidence at Embassy of Hope. This helps them gain independence and become productive citizens. “EOH assists victims to move from the dark side of a hopeless life to being a productive member of society.” -Pamela Ward, Vice President of Executive Board at EOH