Empowering Survivors for a Brighter Future

What We Do

Education and Advocacy

We educate communities, professionals, and institutions on the realities of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation through survivor-informed training, public speaking, and curriculum. Our advocacy centers dignity, prevention, and systemic change—shifting responses from awareness to accountability.

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Direct Services

We provide survivor-centered, trauma-informed support through outreach, a drop-in center, individualized Relational Case Management, and access to safe housing. Our services also include mental health support and therapy through our partnership with Carlow University. We meet survivors where they are, prioritizing safety, stabilization, and choice while responding to both immediate and ongoing needs.

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Economic Empowerment

Our justice enterprise centers survivor leadership, creativity, and lived experience. Through healing centered lenses and paid roles in production, advocacy, and education, survivors gain transferable skills while shaping work that reflects dignity, care, and purpose

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Preparing Pittsburgh

2026 NFL Draft

As Pittsburgh prepares to host the 2026 NFL Draft, our city will experience a significant surge in tourism and population flow. While major events bring excitement and economic opportunity, rapid increases in visitors and temporary activity can create environments where vulnerabilities are heightened, particularly individuals already at risk.

At Eden’s Farm, we are committed to proactive prevention and harm reduction.

We are equipping our community and partner organizations with tools to recognize grooming behaviors, strengthen online safety, and identify signs of exploitation. Through community education, family engagement, and coordinated response efforts, we are working to ensure that moments of celebration — even during large-scale events — remain safe for everyone.

To prepare our community, Eden’s Farm will offer three hybrid (in-person and virtual) trainings focused on recognizing the signs of exploitation, understanding grooming tactics, and strengthening prevention strategies for families, educators, service providers, and community members. We will conclude The NFL Draft awareness series with a Multidisciplinary Panel Discussion at the Carnegie Library Downtown Pittsburgh.