KBND Live Interview
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- Published: Monday, 27 January 2014 10:08
- Written by Andi B.
KBND will be airing an hour long live interview about Beulah's Place at 8am on Tuesday, January 28th 2014.
Check the link above for local listing.
KBND will be airing an hour long live interview about Beulah's Place at 8am on Tuesday, January 28th 2014.
Check the link above for local listing.
July 29, 2013. Operation Cross Country VII.
47 FBI divisions. 72 hours. 76 US cities. Over 3,900 local, state and federal law enforcement officers.
152 sex traffickers arrested. 106 children, ages 9 to 17, freed from sexual slavery.
And it’s only the beginning. Please read the FBI Press Release for the full story.
On August 8, 2012, the office of the Ohio State Attorney General issued a report on sex trafficking in that state. The report, from the Ohio Human Trafficking Commission, reveals that most young teen victims who were lured into trafficking were likely to homeless teens who had run away from home to escape child abuse and neglect, exposure to the sex trade business at home … even rape. Over 67% of these young victims were sold before age 15; 12% were sold before age 12. That report was covered in an article by Jessica Shor, staff writer for the Toledo Blade, on August 9.
Greetings, Friends and Supporters!
A new book has been released from Morgan James Publishing in New York which benefits our organization.
The author is generously donating a HUGE (too high to print!) portion of all her online book proceeds to Beulah's Place! Morgan James Publishing has also contributed greatly to Beulah's Place as well.
Downward spiraling of the American economy is not solely responsible for the rise in teen homelessness in the U.S.; but is has had its effect. When families no longer have safe shelter to live in, when they have been forced to give up what they know as home due to the foreclosure debacle, when families cannot qualify to rent even the smallest apartment or motel room for safe shelter, children will take to the streets looking for alternatives or a way to get their basic needs met.
Read more: The American Economy and America’s Homeless Children
Ed and Andi Buerger, founders of Beulah’s Place inRedmond,Oregon, are using Independence Day to celebrate their vision of a place where homeless youth can gain freedom from the vicious act of human trafficking.
Read more: Oregon Kids Declare Independence from Human Traffickers
If you need help and you're in the Oregon area, please reach out to us. No matter how out of control your situation may seem, we want to help you find a solution. You can reach us through the form on our contact page, or call us anytime at:
1-800-4-A-CHILD
1-800-422-4453
1-800-273-TALK
1-800-273-8255
1-800-656-HOPE
1-800-656-4673
1-800-RUNAWAY
1-800-786-2929
Beulah's Place depends on your support to stay in operation. Donating using PayPal or a credit card is quick, secure and easy, or you can contact us to donate with a personal check.
To contact Andi regarding a speaking engagement, call (541) 526-0445, or use our contact page.