Jasmine Road
How to contact:
Phone: (864) 546-5077; (864) 325-6752
Email: info@jasmineroad.org or mandy@jasmineroad.org
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Hours of operation:
24 hour services for residential care
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
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Jasmine Road’s mission is to provide a path to healing and employment for women survivors of sex trafficking, prostitution and addiction.
Services include:
Addiction Treatment/Services – JR has a MOU with a local treatment center, The Phoenix Center, for Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Detox, and MAT services. The PC only accepts individuals detoxing from benzos and alcohol. Individuals must complete detox before coming to JR.Case Management – Comprehensive case management services, including individualized care plans that match the needs, goals, and transition vision of the women in our program.
Education/Job Training – JR has 3 innovative social enterprise businesses that provide job training/placement for residents and graduates: a lunch cafe in downtown Greenville, a candle-making business, and a jewelry-making business. Residents may begin employment in Phase II/III
Health Care – JR has MOU with Bon Secours St Francis Hospital who provides 100% free medical care to JR residents. Services include general medicine, psychiatry, OBGYN, etc.
Legal Services – Civil – JR partners with Root & Rebound
Long-term Housing – JR residential program provides 2-years of rent-free housing
Supportive Counseling – JR provides individualized treatment plans for every resident in the program. Residents meet individually on a weekly basis for one-on-one sessions with staff. The purpose of one-on-ones is for additional supportive counseling and assessing goal progress.
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Women over 18 years of age and have a history of prostitution or trafficking in addition to an alcohol and/or drug addiction.
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Women over 18 years of age and have a history of prostitution or trafficking in addition to an alcohol and/or drug addiction. Referrals can be made at https://www.jasmineroad.org/resapp.php.
Prospective residents must have a history of both sexual exploitation (i.e. sex trafficking, prostitution, strip clubs, pornography, etc) AND addiction to be considered eligible for JR. Prospective residents do not have to be US Citizens or Permanent Residents as long as they are eligible to work legally in the USA. A large component of our residential program is preparing women for work and offering them vocational training and opportunities through our social enterprise initiatives. New residents begin work at 3-4 months. Women who have completed a drug rehabilitation program have much higher success at JR. However, JR doesn't require women to have completed rehab before coming to JR but detox is required.
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No cost
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