September 4, 2012
Called To Rescue Announces It Will Partner With New Tradition Homes To Build A Safe House For Sex Trafficked Children In Clark County
Called To Rescue, a non-profit that rescues children from sex trafficking and abuse, announced today that they have partnered with New Tradition Homes to build a 3000 square foot home in Clark County to house, treat, and educate children that have fallen victim to the sex trafficking industry.
This new home will allow children to deal with the deep compound trauma associated with rape, incest, violence, anger management, drug and alcohol abuse, and family separation anxiety. Called To Rescue is currently designing a custom home to State of Washington specifications while meeting the needs of these children.
New Tradition Homes, a family-owned local homebuilder since 1988, was recently recognized on Builder Magazine’s “Builder 100” list as being #150 of America’s largest builder’s nationwide. Dedicated to sustainable products and durable construction, New Tradition has also been recognized with numerous awards from Northwest ENERGY STAR for “Sustained Excellence” showing leadership and advancement in building healthy, energy efficient homes.
