DIGNITY
(Developing Individual Growth and New Independence Through Yourself)

DIGNITY recognizes prostituted women as victims of sex trafficking and empowers them to transform their lives through a multi-faceted approach:

• Intensive residential recovery programs that includes emotional support, life-skills education, counseling, 12-step based recovery, case management, and employment readiness.
• Street outreach
• Jail outreach and education
• Diversion education as an alternative to jail time
• Education and support groups for girls in juvenile detention who have been in, or are at risk for entering prostitution (average age of entry is 13)

DIGNITY offers services to all women who have been or are involved in prostitution, regardless of age, ethnicity or religious faith.

DIGNITY Trafficking programs identify and assist victims of human sex trafficking to safely leave bondage in the sex trade.

DIGNITY also provides a program for people arrested for soliciting to help them understand and appreciate the harm to women that they cause.

The DIGNITY Diversion and Housing programs are secure locations. To protect our staff and clients' safety, we do not publicize our address.

For general information and advocacy efforts regarding sexual exploitation, please contact DIGNITY Program Founder Kathleen Mitchell, 612.237.2213 or kathleenmitchell66@yahoo.com.

For more information, contact Rachel Irby 602.361.0579 or rirby@cc-az.org.

Ways to Support DIGNITY Programs

To make a donation, contact Rachel Irby 602.361.0579 or rirby@cc-az.org.

To learn about our volunteer opportunities, contact Kim Nunez 602.692.4309 or knunez@cc-az.org.