Child sex trafficking is happening right here in our communities. At Trees of Hope, we’re fighting for healing, prevention, and protection. With eyes wide open and hearts rooted in Christ, we must stay alert, speak up, and protect every child. This is our battle—join us.

Healing begins with boundaries. When love hurts, setting healthy boundaries allows us to protect our hearts, honor God, and find the peace we need to heal.

To heal, we must feel. Numbing and avoiding difficult emotions make them persist. Discover how to stop running from pain and instead lean into God.

Shame has a profound impact on survivors of sexual abuse. It can affect the mind, body, and soul. Shame is a profoundly isolating emotion that undermines self-worth. Trees of Hope provides actionable steps to break free from shame and foster personal transformation through grace, vulnerability, and community.

With explicit content readily accessible, parents must understand its impact on teenagers' brains and relationships while setting boundaries and encouraging honest conversations.

Groomers manipulate and exploit children in various ways. Parents must stay alert and maintain a healthy level of caution with the adults interacting with their children.

Survivors of sexual abuse may feel forsaken, but they are not forgotten. Hope and healing are possible, and God wants to restore the trust that has been lost. 

Sexual trauma has a profound impact on the brain’s function and responses. Understanding these responses is an essential step in healing. 

Parents must approach the subject of puberty with their pre-teen in a way that shows empathy and nurtures trust.

Survivors of sexual abuse often face immense challenges in reporting their experiences, especially when the perpetrator holds a position of spiritual authority within the church.

Cultivating situational awareness is one of the best ways to empower your teen as they navigate a changing world.

Be encouraged, parents! Your influence holds the greatest power to shape your child's heart and mind.

Establishing boundaries is an important step in healing for sexual abuse survivors. This practical guide can help you start setting healthy limits.

Apps provide children with numerous opportunities for learning, socializing, and entertainment, but they also harbor many potential dangers.

Addressing and preventing sexual harassment is not just a legal requirement for employers, but also a moral necessity to cultivate a safe, healthy, and productive work setting.

Churches should be a sanctuary for those healing from trauma, yet survivors of sexual abuse often feel ignored or disbelieved when they bravely share their stories with leaders or counselors.

To protect children from online exploitation, a multi-pronged approach is needed, including educating children and parents, open communication, monitoring online activity, and implementing robust safety measures.

Parents must be proactive about preventing sexual abuse. Age-appropriate conversations about sex are a great place to start.

Human trafficking is more pervasive than you may think and is closely tied to sexual abuse.

Children who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may display a variety of symptoms that can manifest differently depending on the child's age and personality.