By Sarah Moshofsky | Co-Director of Care
Throughout the pandemic, our aftercare staff has risen to a new level of care and commitment. They have grown and strengthened both in their resilience and in their skills. To improve, and not just maintain, during these challenging times is nothing less than remarkable. Thirteen girls living under one roof is challenging in itself, then add all of the added safety protocol and program that was necessary to keep them motivated and moving forward, is quite another thing.
Ten of the survivors in our care have either stabilized or moved up a phase in their care journey during this time of Covid-19 restrictions, which we believe is a direct result of the staff’s intentional and creative work with the girls, partnered with the girl's resilience and hard work. Our clinical team has even begun to take on the training and review that is necessary for new and current staff, which is typically led by our stateside Directors of Care.
Our Indonesian staff members are the heart and soul of our organization. Every day they are on the frontlines, tirelessly providing aftercare services to the survivors we love and serve. They face the daunting task of walking alongside children who have been exploited and trafficked, and work hard to help them toward a future of hope; even amidst a global pandemic. Thank you for believing in them and supporting their heroic work.
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