A woman apologizes for an incident and credits salon workers at Le Dream with becoming like family. She's selling jewelry to fund restorative care for trafficking survivors through About 119, with each purchase representing one hour of support. The slogan is "one chain, one hour."
I'm keeping story time going. So after we finished, I, uh, went up to the lady and just like apologized again and said I'm so sorry, you know, like that the girls were really excited. It was a year ago when I went into Le Dream and I was talking to them about it. And you know, the thing about it is, is community is big. Community is so big. And those girls, you know, they may be people that have been checking me in, um, for nails and doing my nails and stuff like that, but that's been like family and friends. Like, had a hard season and these ladies spoke life into me, encouraged me, and And that's big, and that's how you build community. And you know, now they're part of the restorative care that comes to human trafficking survivors through About 119. So it's how everyone can be involved. And you know, you're gonna buy jewelry, so might as well buy something that has meaning, something that means something to you, and it helps mean something to someone else. So guys, it's one chain, one hour. Follow About 119. We're gonna keep up the storytime. We're not gonna touch other people's cars, and it's all gonna be great.
Life After Human Trafficking: Why Restoration Matters | Survivor Support (8/9)
