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The Pathways Project
Coalition of the Ozarks

​Pathways Project supports survivors of sex trafficking with the care, resources, and guidance they need to heal and rebuild their lives.

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We serve vulnerable individuals at risk of exploitation and survivors of sex trafficking on their journey to recovery.

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"But in my distress I cried out to the Lord;
   yes, I prayed to my God for help.
He heard me from his sanctuary;
   my cry to him reached his ears."

Psalm 18:6

Upcoming Events

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    The 100 Church Challenge We Challenge Every Church Pray- For survivors Learn- Host one presentation Protect- Share prevention resources Partner- Support Pathways

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Through education, community collaboration, and survivor support, Pathways is committed to ending human trafficking in Stone and Taney County Missouri.

Restoring Hope, One Story at a Time

At Pathways to Hope Advocacy Center, we believe every story matters—but we also believe those stories belong to the women who live them. While many of our residents aren’t ready to share their personal journeys publicly, the impact we witness every day is undeniable.

 

Women come to us carrying heavy burdens—often feeling unseen, unheard, and exhausted. And then something begins to shift. For many, this is the first place they feel truly safe.

 

They begin to rest.

 

They are met with kindness, consistency, and care. Their basic needs are met, but more importantly, their hearts begin to heal. We watch as they slowly rediscover their voice, their worth, and their strength.

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We envision a community where every individual is informed about sex trafficking, vulnerable children are protected, and survivors are supported with accessible pathways to healing and restoration.

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