Serving Adult, Female Survivors of Sexual Exploitation and Sex Trafficking
Through providing of safe housing, therapeutic care and life skills programming, we strive to empower survivors of exploitation on their journey of healing.
The Key2Free exists to prevent and end sex trafficking through education, awareness in our local communities, and aftercare solutions for survivors of trafficking and exploitation. We accomplish this mission by creating a safe, quality environment, providing access to supportive community based services and educating the community about trafficking. Together, we devote our lives, skills and resources to bring light to the darkness, and freedom to those who so desperately need it.
Who We Are
NTSA PARTNER
We are a general partner of The National Trafficking Sheltered Alliance (NTSA). With this membership, we have access to countless resources that enhance the quality of care we can provide to participants in the program.
Institute for Shelter Care Trained
The Key2Free was chosen to participant in the Institute for Sheltered Care; The Samaritan Woman Mentorship Program. With this mentorship, The Key2Free has obtained skills that increase stability and effectiveness so that survivors will have access to qualified and compassionate care.
501(C)3 Status
Recognized as a 501(c)3 organization in Georgetown, Texas.
We're Glad You're Here
We’re thankful for the chance to introduce our program to you! Whether you are a case worker, law enforcement, a therapist, a referring agency, or a survivor of trafficking, we look forward to connecting with you. The Key2Free is a faith-based organization offering both restorative and graduate safe housing, as well as independent, non-residential programming to adult, female survivors of sex trafficking and/or sexual exploitation. Programming offers Restorative Housing through PATH2Freedom, Graduate Housing through LAUNCH2Freedom, and Independent programming through THRIVE2Freedom. Survivor- informed staff and care team provide therapeutic and life skills programming (both communal and individual) to support the survivor through her journey.