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Call to Freedom Inc

Call to Freedom 'S (CTF) Will Provide Human Trafficking Survivors Throughout South Dakota With Safe, Stable Housing and Appropriate Trauma-informed, Victim-centered, and Culturally Responsive Services. CTF Utilizes a Scattered-site Transitional Housing Model and Couples Housing With Comprehensive Supportive Services. Through This Project, CTF Will Engage With Appropriate Local, Statewide, and Federal Partners to Address the Needs of Victims of Human Trafficking.

Committed

$1.2 Million

Paid out
$899.7K
75%
Committed, not yet paid
$300.3K
25%

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Source

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