Girls come home to healing at Clover House

Late late December, President Barak Obama proclaimed January 2016 “National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month,” calling upon individuals, faith groups, private businesses, and nonprofit organizations to recognize the vital role they play in opposing modern slavery in all its manifestations. As experts in child welfare and a provide of diverse services to at-risk youth, Saint Francis Community Services had already taken steps in response to the threat of human trafficking to children and youth in Kansas and across the nation.

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Beth Cormack

Beth is the project manager for the Saint Francis Ministries Marketing and Communications team.

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