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HOMELESS CAMP OUTREACH TEAM:

Mission: To go into the woods, under the bridges, highways, & byways, seeking the homeless camps. To minister to them through relational evangelism. This team's purpose is not about the food we give them, but rather this team's purpose is to form relationships with the homeless and to remind them that God has not forgotten them-To give them a hope for their future-Salvation through Jesus Christ. And to offer them a way off the streets, a way out, a chance to change their lives-through our Lighthouses, Christian Transitional Restoration Homes.

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FEEDING THE HUNGRY
OUTREACH TEAM:

Mission: To set up a consistent  feeding program thereby being a blessing to the homeless and less fortunate in our community.  These outreaches will also be a time to share the Gospel and offer a way off the streets through our Lighthouses, Christian Transitional Restoration Homes.

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CALL TO ACTION                     VOLUNTEERS WE NEED YOU!
We are looking for volunteers in the following areas: Teaching, Counseling, Homeless Camp Outreach, Food Drive Outreach, Prostitution/Human Trafficking Outreach, Prison/Jail Outreach, Hospital Outreach, Grant Writers, Fundraisers/Event Coordinating, Activities/Recreational, and more. WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please use the talents, gifting, and skills God has given you to advance His Kingdom!
HUMAN TRAFFICKING and& PROSTITUTION OUTREACH TEAM:

Mission: To form and implement strategic outreach methods to minister and help prostitutes and human trafficking victims. To offer a way out to safe houses for these women in modern day slavery and to help them rebuild their lives.

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Facts on Human Trafficking in Florida:
Florida: A Modern Slavery Hub

Florida is commonly known amongst law enforcement personnel to have one of the highest incidences of human trafficking in the country. In fact, Florida is commonly cited along with New York and California as being one of the top three destinations for trafficking victims in the United States. Victims of sex trafficking typically wind up in large cities, vacation and tourist spots, and near military bases, where the demand for sex trafficking is incredibly high. Additionally, labor trafficking victims are typically utilized in areas where there is a demand for unskilled labor, which is present in sectors such as seasonal agriculture, garment manufacturing, construction and domestic servitude. Florida’s economic climate, largely dependent on agriculture and tourism, renders it an ideal destination for human trafficking victims. Additional factors creating a high demand for victims of human trafficking include Florida’s eight military bases along with South Florida's geographical location, which makes it a strategic entry point for traffickers bringing victims from Latin America and the Caribbean into the United States. In fact, Miami International Airport is ranked as one of the top entry points in the United States for foreign human trafficking victims. Finally, the rich demographic composition of Florida, ranking third for the number of immigrants living within its borders, provides a steady supply of vulnerable victims for traffickers to prey on. From prostitution to indentured servants to migrant farm workers, Florida exhibits a uniquely high demand for traffickers to profit from.   READ MORE

These findings highlight the fact that there is significant room for public intervention on behalf of human trafficking victims. Although the forced labor and sexual exploitation of trafficking victims occurs behind closed doors, the victims exist in the same space as everyone else. Consequently, it is inevitable that community members run into victims of human trafficking as they go about the routine activities of their day. The staggering number of individuals who are encountered but not identified as victims shows that there is a significant gap that needs to be addressed by community members in order to abolish modern day slavery.
PRISON/JAIL OUTREACH TEAM:

Mission: To visit regularly those we have come in contact with through our various outreach team endeavors or LUTB residents who may be incarcerated. To remind them that God has not forgotten them and to demonstrate the love of Jesus.

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HOSPITAL OUTREACH TEAM:

Mission: To visit those we have come in contact with through our various outreach team endeavors or LUTB residents who are sick in the hospitals. To remind them that God has not forgotten them and to demonstrate the love of Jesus.

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Light Under The Bridge outreaches, rescues, and offers restoration through their Lighthouses, Christian Transitional Homes from crisis, setback, and personal distress caused by Alcohol & Drug Addictions, Domestic Violence &Abuse, Homelessness, Human Trafficking & Prostitution, Emotional Trauma, Loss, and Hopelessness through God's grace and tender mercies. Donate to Headquarters: Light Under The Bridge, PMB #139, 7282 55th Ave E., Bradenton, FL 34203 Your contribution is TAX DEDUCTIBLE. Non-Profit Tax ID #45-1161075. 
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