Dr. John A. King and Melissa help trafficking survivors rebuild through a CBD business model funded by microloans. A survivor in Lynchburg used Martha Brown's loan to launch the venture and earn income she thought impossible. The approach offers trauma survivors a low-barrier path to financial independence.
I just had something wonderful happen with the ability to help start businesses with this CBD product. As a lot of you know, Melissa and I work in the area of anti-human trafficking and post-traumatic stress recovery. And a lot of the times we meet people with PTSD that have a challenge getting jobs, but then you compound that with people who have been prostituted, forced prostitution or sexual trafficking, and The things that they have to overcome to keep a job and get a job, a 9-to-5, is really, really difficult. Had a great friend of ours, Martha Brown, up in Lynchburg, and they did a microloan, got someone the product, and have actually helped start the business going for them. And that's the sort of thing that our aim is with this business. It's such a great entry level for people to get in and get a business going. That has the potential to make money that they could not have believed. Contact us.
