Carla Sweeney was running a sober-living house in Jacksonville three years ago when she first learned about sex trafficking. A social services colleague called and asked if she had space for a woman who was trying to escape such sexual exploitation. At the time, there were no beds available for her in the city. Not a one.
Carla Sweeney was running a sober-living house in Jacksonville three years ago when she first learned about sex trafficking. A social services colleague called and asked if she had space for a woman who was trying to escape such sexual exploitation. At the time, there were no beds available for her in the city. Not a one.