More Too Life is an award winning agency. In partnership with the Sarasota Salvation Army, is excited to announce its opening of the “Safe Stay” Project, under which we provide a week-long shelter (facility provided by Salvation Army) for homeless women who are at risk for or have been previously exposed to human trafficking, in addition to our specialized mentoring care plan. We aim to provide the necessary tools for young adult victims and vulnerable youth to overcome extreme trauma of all forms of human trafficking and sexual violence, crime and advancing the understanding of their life possibilities through mental behavioral health services, educational curriculum and all around life giving resources and our supportive and transitional housing project. License our successful curriculum today! Call to learn how.

Mental behavioral health therapy and management. Psychiatric care and diagnosis as needed with possible med management. These mental health services are a key component to what we provide at More Too Life. Each and every mentee (aka client) youth and adult receives excellent care. We also provide needed family associated wrap through in restorative justice and positive social capital model.

We have an immediate first care advocacy + response for city, state and federal law enforcement.

We do three things at More Too Life: Victim Services, Intervention & Prevention.  In all forms of Human Trafficking, Sexual Violence and Youth Trafficking related Crime Prevention needs to start with a multi-disciplinary approach. In Demand Prevention besides community, agency and national training’s we have RJEDE™.  “Restorative Justice End Demand Education” is a sexual violence & prostitution prevention initiative created and operated by More Too Life.  Go to “What We Do” to learn more. License our Curriculum, call today.

The Open Doors Outreach Network is a promising, well-coordinated system serving commercially sexually trafficked and exploited victims. It responds to the 2012 implementation of the Safe Harbor Act, which allowed sex-trafficked children to be considered dependent children in need of therapeutic services, rather than juvenile delinquents. Yet, in the several years of its existence, this legislation has lacked strategic development, coordination, and resources in cross-sector collaboration, training and trauma-informed crisis intervention, in order to meet the complex needs of trafficked victims. In order to improve the service outcomes for male and female victims, up to the age of 24, Voices For Florida implemented the Open Doors Outreach Network in five Florida regions. We at More Too Life are excited to announce that our organization has successfully demonstrated its capabilities during the rigorous application and assessment process, and has been chosen to be the primary facilitator for the Suncoast (Hillsborough, Manatee, and Sarasota county). We meet all the expected standards, including a team of highly trained survivor-mentors, who are on-call 24/7 to provide immediate crisis intervention, along with day-to-day trauma-informed care management, in tight collaboration with other community-wide and clinical services as well as law enforcement.

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