ROSE is a groundbreaking charity that is looking to put a stop to sexual exploitation, by raising awareness amongst those most at risk and by offering a confidential help and advice service, along with an outreach team.
Norwich, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/02/2013 -- The ROSE Campaign is a cause that should strike a heartstring amongst all of us. Recently, the ROSE team launched an innovative new helpline service to help protect young women at the risk of sex trafficking. ROSE is a groundbreaking charity that is looking to put a stop to sexual exploitation, by raising awareness amongst those most at risk and by offering a confidential help and advice service, along with an outreach team.
We spoke to a company spokesperson recently, who had the following to offer: “At ROSE Campaign we are all working hard to combat a very serious issue. We often deal with victims who have been seriously mentally, and physically, abused for quite some time. Our new dedicated helpline service is a move in the right direction to offering some form of confidential outreach to these affected parties, we want to provide them with an avenue of support, an avenue to vent, and avenue to voice their problems and concerns. Raising awareness is but one of our campaign objectives, the more people we are able to reach with our messages and teachings, the more people will think more carefully about their choices and the actions they take.
Rose’s company speaker then went on to discuss the great progress they had been making as an organisation, and the company’s plans for the future
About ROSE Campaign
ROSE stands for Reaching Out on Sexual Exploitation. The core of the campaign is focused on raising awareness and providing a confidential help service for those at risk of sexual exploitation.
ROSE offer a range of services to help meet these objectives. First and foremost is their confidential question and answer service, which we mentioned previously. On top of those, ROSE workers are actively engaged in community outreach, building long term relationships with those they deem most at risk of sexual exploitation.
To learn more about what ROSE stands for, the work they are carrying out in the community, or to contact them directly, head over to the ROSE Campaign website here.