Helping victims/survivors of human trafficking and sexual traumas experience whole body healing.

If you are in extreme danger, please call 911.

If you are feeling suicidal or are having thoughts of suicide, please contact the crisis line at 988.

If you suspect you or someone you know are being trafficked, please contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-377-7888 or text 233733 “help”.

If you suspect you or someone you know are being trafficked and are in Colorado, please contact the Colorado Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-866-455-5075 or text 720-999-9724 “help”.

If you recently have experienced a sexual trauma of any kind please contact the National Sex Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to online.rainn.org for more assistance.

We are a trauma informed, survivor centered organization helping victims/survivors of human trafficking and sexual traumas find hope, healing, and restoration of their minds, body and spirit.

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Our Impact.

Bravestone Project is a non-profit organization since 2021. We have educated over 300 individuals in collaborations with other organizations and our programs in Mesa and Delta Counties. We helped 37 survivors of some form of trafficking. Assisted in some way to help find 29 missing persons.

Since 2021 BP Impact

Bravestone Project 2024 Impact

In collaborations with others we have educated over 150 individuals, assisted with 2 survivors, helped find 6 missing persons. Majority of time spent in raising awareness online and during events at churches, community events, a major concert, collaborative events, programs, volunteer training, trainings at the college campus, and trainings at local businesses organizations.

Sex Trafficked Victims/Survivors

Since 2021 Bravestone Project has helped 39 survivors of human trafficking in some form.

Bravestone Project has received 4 email correspondents from potential victims/survivors in 2024. 4 in person referrals. Assisted 1 survivor for 5 days while attempting to work with 7 different agencies for needs of the survivor.

Missing Persons - Run-Away

Of the 29 missing persons we assisted with 6 Adults and 23 Minors of those missing persons 62% were suspected trafficked, of those suspected 15 where confirmed to be trafficked, 33% were in mental health crisis.

Since 2021 Bravestone Project has worked in collaborations with over 12 organizations, 7 of which were local organizations.

Studies suggest that a large percentage of sex trafficked victims have some sort or sexual abuse in their history. Childhood abuses and traumas play a big roll in vulnerabilities.

Victims of sexual traumas have a high rate of suicide attempts and/or ideations.

References and statistics from Polaris Project, NCMEC, RAINN, CCASA

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We Listen, Believe, Strengthen, and Empower victims/survivors so they can be Restored.

Our Vision & Our Focus

  • Our Vision

    Bridging the gaps to resources that can provide trauma informed care to victims/survivors of human trafficking and sexual traumas.

    To provide a safe, healthy, place, & environment that will allow victims/survivors of human trafficking time to work through their healing process.

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    About Us

  • Aftercare

    The aftercare for victims/survivors of human trafficking and sexual traumas is a vital part in helping survivors to heal and become restored.

    Our education program helps us prepare organizations and businesses for trauma informed care, while our other two programs our Care Advisory and Brio’s Place offers direct care to victims/survivors.

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    Aftercare

  • Collaboration

    Human trafficking is a $150 Billion dollar crime and growing. Sexual abuse effects thousands of individuals Nationwide. There is not one organization that can do the work alone.

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    Collaborations

  • Prevention

    Aside from the education we reach out to vulnerable areas in which helps us provide a more focused look in to bridge the gaps into prevention of human trafficking.

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    Prevention

  • Protection

    Victims/Survivors and even the vulnerable all need protection in some form or another. This can only happen with trusted and valued efforts of everyone working to help victims/survivors of human trafficking and sexual traumas.

    There is safety in numbers. The more we are able to educate and work together towards a safer community, the better our chances are to protect those who struggle to protect themselves.

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    Protection

  • Our first main event 2020

  • Most of our core team where able to gather together for a photo shoot in support of human trafficking awareness month.

  • 2024 Jan. Conference BP Team

Awarded a Grant

We are excited to announce that Western Colorado Community Foundation on Dec. 2, 2024 has awarded us a $2,500 grant from the Evelyn and Glen Hailey Fund for Women and Girls for our Bravestone Project Conference Jan. 25th, 2025. Our theme this year is Together We Rise: Building Connections and Strengthening Resilience.

ABOUT WCCF
The Western Colorado Community Foundation serves seven counties in western Colorado, managing charitable funds for community good. Currently, the Community Foundation manages over 300 charitable funds totaling over $145 million in assets and awards over $5.5 million in grants and scholarships annually.

Volunteers

From our events to helping with survivors, we need your help. Volunteers helps to keep Bravestone Project running.

For information on volunteering with Bravestone Project please contact us at info@bravestoneproject.org. We need people to help us with our events, care advisory programs, fundraisers, Brio’s Place and more.

Sponsors

Please consider being a sponsor of Bravestone Project. There are many needs when it comes to helping those who have suffered at the hands of a trafficker and/or a sexual abuser.

Your contributions will help us keep moving forward with our mission of helping victims/survivors in our community and beyond. For more information on how you can become a sponsor or any of our events or Bravestone Project in general please contact us at info@bravestoneproject.org

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Funding

There are several areas in which we are looking for funding.

  • Educational Programs and Opportunities

  • Brio’s Place - our peer-led program

  • Events - fundraisers, Conference, educational events

  • Emergent - Safe locations for victims

  • Temporary Housing - 6month - 2yrs

  • General Operations

    For more information on how you can help please contact us at info@bravestoneproject.org

References from Polaris Project, RAINN, NCMEC, NHTH, CCASA, and other various trainings, sources and lived experiences.

Working together to help survivors heal.