Amber Love comes from a long, tragic line of trafficking survivors.
“My birth mother was trafficked by her mother, and my grandmother was also trafficked as well,” Love said during an appearance on CBN’s The PrayerLink.
She shared details of childhood sexual abuse, abandonment, and how at 18 she was being groomed for sex.
“I remember the first encounter that I had being exploited was with a 38-year-old man who was giving me, providing me shelter and a place to stay,” Love explained. “But it required that I wait for him in his bed. And because I had nowhere to go or no idea what to do or how to survive, I did those things for a while. And what I found out was that when I decided I don’t want to do this anymore, there’s got to be another way, I found myself homeless again.”
It was a journey that led to 15 years of being trafficked for sex.
Brittnay Dunn helps lead the Safe House Project, a non-profit aiming to eradicate human trafficking while offering holistic support to those who want out. So far, the group has helped more than 500 victims nationwide.
“Every day we’re out there working
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