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Refuge for Women is a non-profit, faith based organization providing care for women who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation.
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To assist women survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in their lifelong journey to healing, Refuge for Women has launched the Education Scholarship Program for residents and graduates of the Refuge program.
Scholarship recipients may choose to attend Indiana Wesleyan University and take advantage of the existing partnership between Refuge for Women and IWU or attend an accredited post-secondary institution/accredited trade school of their choosing.
To qualify, residents must have been active in a Refuge program for 6 months, be in good standing with the organization, and be recommended by a Refuge for Women staff member.
2026 S.A.F.E. Webinar
A S.A.F.E. training webinar from Refuge for Women focused on understanding human trafficking, identifying warning signs, and learning practical steps for awareness and prevention.
Refuge for Women opened its doors in June 2010. Without much concept of a staffing model, the original team was composed of a program director, a house mom who stayed in the home at night, and an office administrator.
Each of them had their own story of being led out of a comfortable job to come serve with Refuge.
Download the FREE E-book to read the full story.