Vision
Increase male survivors’ access to restorative care and opportunities to re-enter society knowing their true value is that they are made in the image of God.
Goals
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Address the basic needs of male survivors of human trafficking.
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Assist participants in re-entering society.
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Encourage participants to understand their value in Jesus Christ and engage in a relationship with him.
Impact
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Increased access to restorative care
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Re-entry into society with knowledge that one’s true value is having been made in the image of God
Program and Services
Our holistic approach includes residential sanctuary, trauma-informed care, vocational training, and spiritual mentorship, all delivered within a professional framework of restorative care.
Residential Sanctuary
A safe, long-term home focused on restorative care, mutual support, and Christ-centered healing
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Housing
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Case Management
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Mentorship
Clinical Pathways
Professional, trauma-informed counseling that addresses the psychological and spiritual needs of male survivors
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24/7 Crisis Response
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Wrap-around Services
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Access to Medical Care
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Access to Therapeutic and Clinical Psychological Care
Holistic Support
Life-skills training and long-term advocacy to ensure every participant has the tools to build a future of dignity and resilience
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Interventions for youth, families, and support systems
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Support for Reintegration and Family Reunification
The Problem
Understand the gravity of male victimization and why restoration requires a specialized, trauma-informed approach.
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The Property
Discover the property Still Waters intends to purchase, a safe haven designed for long-term healing and peace.
The Investment
Review the financial blueprint and how your contribution directly supports survivor-restoration journeys.
The Opportunity
Realize your capacity to accomplish our first priority, which is to fund the initial investment so that we can establish the program and receive clients.
Founder, President, and CEO
Jared Miller
Jared has experienced 15 years in human services, 9 years in counter-human trafficking, 9 years in executive leadership, and was the Co-founder and CEO of Freedom Aviation Network, which transformed survivor care nationally. He holds a Master’s degree in Security and Disaster Management, and is a PhD Candidate in Criminal Justice focused on Homeland Security. For counter-human trafficking efforts he has established partnerships with DHS, Dept. of State, DOT, state and local law enforcement agencies, and 88 anti-trafficking organizations in the U.S. and abroad. He galvanized the aviation industry to provide transportation services to survivors, serving 600 passengers in a 3-year period. His keen ability to visualize solutions, confront crises, and identify challenges within systems allows him to tactfully address complex problems in society, businesses, and individuals.
Board Secretary
Angela Thompson
Angela is a former educator, who has worked in social services for 13 years. Angela worked 3 of those years as a House Manager and caregiver with Rescue 1 Global, serving minor and adult survivors daily. Advocacy and volunteerism is near to her heart, as she continues to serve human trafficking survivors with Trafficking Hope and Fortify Alabama. Through her work with Trafficking Hope and Fortify Alabama, Angela has had the opportunity to educate many on the dangers and other elements of human trafficking. Angela has management experience in both the private and public sectors, as well as extensive training in trauma-informed care.
Board Treasurer
Bryan Callahan
Bryan is a licensed CPA in New Jersey, Senior Director of Accounting for Neptune Retail Solutions, small business owner, and accomplished corporate leader with extensive experience in public and private accounting, financial operations, and building effective, values-driven teams. In his independent practice, he applies this deep expertise in financial stewardship to advise clients on optimizing resources and achieving long-term strategic growth. Bryan also brings this mission-driven financial leadership to the nonprofit sector. He previously served on the advisory committee for Freedom Aviation Network, where he contributed financial insight to expand the organization’s capacity to serve survivors of human trafficking. Known for bringing clarity to complexity and aligning mission with execution, Bryan excels at building systems that empower people, clients, and organizations to thrive.