Support for Survivors of Sex Trafficking & Ritual Abuse
We provide advocacy and support to find healing and wholeness.
You are not Alone
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We believe that every survivor is valuable and worthy of love, respect and support.
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We believe that survivors, when linked together, can become a powerful force for change.
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We believe survivors are not defined by their abuse.
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We believe every survivor’s story until proven otherwise, not the other way around.
Stories From the Blog

How to Know If You Have Been Ritually Abused
Many people ask me, how do I know if I or loved ones have been ritually abused? That’s an excellent question and we’ll dive into

Politicians in Utah
As you know I am a certified victim advocate and have spoken to dozens and dozens of SRA survivors. I have been doing this for

Legislative Reforms Regarding Sex Trafficking
Ritual abuse is a form of sex trafficking which falls within the category of human trafficking. Ritual abuse is the worse form of sex trafficking.
What is Ritual Abuse?
Ritual abuse usually involves repeated abuse over an extended period of time. The physical abuse is severe, sometimes including torture, rape, beastiality, sacrifice and cannibalism. The sexual abuse is usually painful, sadistic and humiliating, intended as a means of gaining dominance over the victim. The psychological abuse is devastating and involves the use of ritual indoctrination. In ritual abuse, the victim is subjected to rituals or ceremonies dedicated to an entity usually Satan or Lucifer. The term “god” may be used as well.
Ritual abuse includes sex trafficking, but sex trafficking does not necessarily include ritual abuse. Other forms of abuse are also not considered ritual abuse such as isolated child molestation, domestic violence, or mental and verbal abuse. Ritual abuse usually occurs in a communal setting though it can be limited to family members. Many ritual abuse victims experience ritual abuse abroad and sexual and physical abuse at home.
Government Stats Are Not Accurate
The government statistics that are reported regarding sex trafficking by state are grossly inaccurate because they don’t include those individuals who have been ritually abused. That’s because the numbers reported by the FBI are based on an antiquated definition of sex trafficking. They only consider those kids who were transported elsewhere and abused by strangers or unrelated perpetrators. They don’t consider those kids who were abused in their own homes, a neighbor’s home, or place of worship where the child may be missing for just a few hours and then returned. The vast majority of the time in ritual abuse cases, the parents knew where their child was but they didn’t report them missing.
Help Is Here
Relentless Hope, along with our partnering agencies and prayer support, offers hope and healing for victims of ritual abuse. We understand you need support, that’s why Relentless Hope was created.
What we provide:
- Free advocacy services
- Legal assistance (not guaranteed)
- Referrals to safe counselors and life coaches
- Assistance with support services
Call 385-246-2993
Our business hours are M – F from 9am to 5pm MST.
We are not a crisis line nor do we assist in finding emergency shelter. If you need immediate assistance, call 888-373-7888 for the National Human Trafficking Hotline.