“…How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news!” romans 10:15
What we do
Since 2012, Beautiful Feet has been walking with female victims of sexual exploitation and human trafficking. After their rescue, recovery begins. Working to break the cycle of sexual exploitation one woman at a time, Beautiful Feet connects women with Christ and helps them find the courage and confidence to begin a new life.
Centered around our core values of faith, hope, love, and respect, our Christ-centered residential program seeks to offer long-term, thorough care for women ready to escape the sex trafficking industry. We focus on providing each woman with resources for personal development, education, and life skills while healing spiritually, physically, emotionally, and mentally.
Resident application
Download and fill out our application. Once filled out, scan or take a clear photo of the completed application and email it to crobeson@straightstreetministry.org.
Each of the women in our care will move through three phases of recovery over the course of 12 months. They will follow a personalized plan, designed to provide comprehensive services to address their spiritual, physical, emotional, and mental healing. Our prayers and desires are that these women will ultimately discover God’s hope for them and find freedom in a new life.
PROGRAMMING Comprehensive care in our program addresses spirituality, fun and interests, emotions, family and relationships, physical health and nutrition, healthy, balanced rest, safe friends, life skills, work, education, and lifelong recovery.
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Phase One sets the foundation for the healing journey at Beautiful Feet. As it comes up, trauma is addressed in a safe and healthy environment. Daily living skills are taught and practiced, checklists are given, and a community is being built. This phase deals with pain as it presents itself, intentionally moving towards the pain so that healing can occur. We apply new coping skills in place of avoidance or running.
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A woman will face her trauma and map a new future. After establishing safe coping skills and understanding their identity in Christ, the resident will delve into the deeper emotional and traumatic situations from her past. This phase is marked by exploration, insight, grieving, deep levels of hurt, unforgiveness, forgiveness, and safe family reconciliation. She begins to see how her past trauma was damaging and alienating.
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A resident is emotionally connecting with joyful living. She is exercising healthy coping skills while becoming productive and active in her community. Past trauma is not forgotten, but now, having created a fulfilling life in the present, she can practice healthy relationships, jobs, and activities. A woman becomes capable of developing meaningful life goals and the ability to accomplish them. She casts off her old self, embracing her new identity in Christ, becoming a victor, no longer a victim. In this phase, the resident is moving towards independence and is excited to graduate.
Drug & Alcohol Recovery
Education Assistance
Fitness & Nutrition
Group Therapy
Individual Counseling
Job Readiness Training
Behavioral Health Treatment
Life Skills Classes
Mental Health Assessments
Medical, Dental, & Mental Healthcare
Drug & Alcohol Recovery Education Assistance Fitness & Nutrition Group Therapy Individual Counseling Job Readiness Training Behavioral Health Treatment Life Skills Classes Mental Health Assessments Medical, Dental, & Mental Healthcare
““For the first time, I feel seen. I am free.””
Education & RESOURCES
Breaking free from sexual exploitation is a courageous and complex process. To help others better understand the challenges survivors face, we’re sharing this educational resource, written by the Institute for Survivor Care.
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Frontline Response 24/7 Hotline: 404-941-6024
The Freedom Collective: 923-223-3733
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Children’s Center for Hope and Healing: 770-532-6530
Georgia Cares: 844-842-3678
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Frontline Response Homelessness Women’s Support Line: 404-946-3729
ACCREDITATIONS
Our long-term residential program has several accreditations:
Georgia Association Recovery Residency (GARR)
Transitional Housing for Offender Reentry (THOR)
Reentry Partnership Housing (RPH)
National Trafficking Sheltered Alliance (NTSA)
Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC)
Get involved
VOLUNTEER Our volunteer opportunities are many, varying in time and training commitments. Please contact us to learn more about how you can impact the lives of the women we serve.
HOST AWARENESS Request one of our staff to share with your church, school, or organization on the issues of sexual exploitation and the impact it has on our community and culture.
DONATE Our program costs around $200,000 each year to provide safe housing, counseling, recovery support, job training, and more. Your generosity helps us walk with these women as they step into freedom. Here’s how you can be part of the transformation.
What it takes to bring hope & healing
Your giving transforms lives. Any gift, in part or in full, makes a tangible impact in the lives of the women we serve.
impact Category
MONTHLY cost PER WOMAN
Monthly HOUSEHOLD COST
Annual HOUSEHOLD COST
Nutrition & Wellness
Transportation & Misc.
Healthcare & Recovery Support
Education & Life Skills Training
Staffing & Counseling
Housing & Utilities
Total
$250
$250
$500
$500
$1,250
$1,500
$4,250
$1,000
$1,000
$2,000
$2,000
$5,000
$6,000
$17,000
$12,000
$12,000
$24,000
$24,000
$60,000
$72,000
$204,000
CONTACT US
If you would like to volunteer, become a sponsor, or learn more about how you can get involved with Beautiful Feet, please provide your information below, and a staff member will be in contact.