Helping Women Worldwide
On this page we hope to list ministries that specifically reach women all over the world. If you have a heart for the plight of exploited women, these will be ministries worth donating to.
Gotta Go’s Ede Clarke in May of 2005, building
relationships with the women in brothels in her Hunan
neighborhood where Healing Hope began in 2004.
Gotta Go Corporation
From 2003 to 2005, Gotta Go’s President, Chair and Founder Ede Clarke was living in China, studying Mandarin and sharing her faith. As she prepared to move back to the U.S. she prayed about the next season of her life. She wanted to be a part of U.S. and China-focused work. Ede knew that she wanted to continue her work with the impoverished and enslaved, but grow it and get the church in the U.S. and abroad more involved. After much prayer, council from trusted Christian friends, and research and planning, Ede decided to create a nonprofit to be an umbrella for these separate projects. One project particularly near to Ede’s heart is Healing Hope. The objectives of Healing Hope are to see the lives of the women in prostitution in Hunan transformed spiritually, economically and socially through Jesus Christ, so that they have hope and are walking daily with Him.
www.gottago.cc
Amazing stories of prostitutes rescued from brothels:
Gotta Go Newsletter, Freedom is Possible, by Ede Clarke
Make Way Partners
Make Way Partners is a Christian mission agency committed to prevent and combat human trafficking and all forms of modern–day slavery by educating and mobilizing the body of Christ.
www.makewaypartners.org

Shared Hope International
In the fall of 1998, while still a member of the U.S. Congress, Linda Smith was traveling on Falkland Road in Bombay, India, the location of one of the worst brothels in the world. The hopeless faces of desperate women and children forced into prostitution compelled Linda to found Shared Hope International (SHI), a non-profit organization with the mission of rescuing and restoring victims of sex trafficking.
www.sharedhope.org/who/index.asp
The Freedom Project
The Freedom Project is part of a non-profit organization that fights for human freedom. We are committed to raising awareness about trafficking, whether that’s speaking to an elementary school about slavery, motivating students in universities, or sponsoring a city-wide anti-trafficking rally. The Freedom Project operates both domestically, within the United States, and internationally.
www.thefreedomproject-ywam.com



