
Jen Cecil, the Executive Director of After Hours, and Julia Speck Attalla, Associate Director of After Hours, describe the origins and nature of After Hours and how they got involved with it in the first place.
Help assemble and donate gift bags for women reached through After Hours ministry, using clear bags with travel-size items, candy, and a hotline card.
Two blog posts written by one of the women we work with explaining their perspective and some of the things they wish we understood.
Learn to recognize signs of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Distinguish trafficking from prostitution and take practical steps, including calling the national human trafficking hotline to report concerns.
learn practical outreach techniques for ministering to women on the track, including respectful introductions, giving gift bags, listening, praying, and guiding toward long-term help.
Ministry to the sexually exploited is becoming very popular but people can do more harm than good if they are not adequately prepared to holistically minister to the complexity of issues facing the sexually exploited. Through this faith-based curriculum, you will be trained how to adequately prepare yourself in addressing the complexity of needs facing those who are sexually exploited. This is also a required training for those wishing to volunteer with After Hours Ministry