Radiate Coalition exists to develop, equip, and pioneer restorative programs that provide whole-person after care to victims of abuse, trafficking, exploitation, trauma, and oppression – as well as prevention education, aftercare training, family and community support services, and awareness efforts – across the globe.

Our founding program, Casa de Ester, is a Christ-centered restoration home - serving sexually abused, trafficked, and exploited teenage girls in Honduras - restoring them to a life of salvation, hope, purpose, and favor in Jesus Christ. Casa de Ester is the only specialized-care facility in Honduras for teenage girls that have been trafficked, exploited, and abused. The program has provided healing and restoration to 60 girls since 2011.

Safe from abuse, the girls living at Casa de Ester have the opportunity to heal and grow under the dedicated care of passionate, trained Honduran staff - local believers empowered to love, disciple, and raise up each girl in a Christ-centered family environment. We help provide their food and send them to school. We provide access to medical care and we have a full-time Christian psychologist on staff who with a team of counselors works daily to help them heal from their hurts. Many of our girls don’t have families, so we become a big family in Christ. Our greatest focus and desire is to see each girl encounter healing, freedom, and restoration through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

In 2016, Casa Legado (Legacy House) was established as an extended-care transitional living program for graduates of Casa de Ester to continue their education while seeking employment opportunities. Each resident receives mentoring/life coaching, spiritual care, vocational training, and educational support.

Founded in 2018, Radiate Coalition provides support to these programs, while also offering training and consultation to other nonprofits that provide trauma-informed care to survivors of trafficking and trauma.

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