Restore Corps

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Restore Corps Empower Survivors, Equip Communities, Change Systems

Mission
We exist to eradicate human trafficking by empowering survivors, equipping communities, and changing systems. Vision
To see a slave free community through the rehabilitation and empowerment of survivors and a community galvanized against human trafficking.

During last month’s team meeting, Parkwood Behavioral Health Systems joined us to share about their programming and the ...
10/09/2026

During last month’s team meeting, Parkwood Behavioral Health Systems joined us to share about their programming and the mental health servicess they provide to children and adults!

We’re so glad that resources like Ivy Trails at Parkwood exist to provide hope and support for women.

Thank you for coming to share!

WE’RE BACK FOR YEAR 2!! 🎃❤️Join us TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY for Resources and Sweet Sources, a community resource fair for f...
10/08/2026

WE’RE BACK FOR YEAR 2!! 🎃❤️

Join us TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY for Resources and Sweet Sources, a community resource fair for families and individuals in Memphis!

We’re expecting over 20 community partners to join us in sharing information with MATA riders and members of the surrounding community.

HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

Interested in volunteering? Email [email protected]

Interested in offering a service or being a resource vendor? Email [email protected]

We’re grateful to the Memphis Metropolitan Association of Chiefs of Police for inviting Restore Corps Co-Founder and CEO...
10/07/2026

We’re grateful to the Memphis Metropolitan Association of Chiefs of Police for inviting Restore Corps Co-Founder and CEO, Rachel Haaga, to speak at their September meeting.

Partnership with law enforcement is and has always been an important part of our work. We see firsthand how complex exploitation can be, especially in situations where someone may be both experiencing victimization and involved in offending behavior.

These intersections require a deeper understanding of trauma and the many ways people can be impacted. We appreciate MMACP for creating space for these conversations and for their continued partnership in serving our community.

This morning, Restore Corps joined MSCS Project Stand for their “Ignite Your Impact” Student Leadership Conference, conn...
10/05/2026

This morning, Restore Corps joined MSCS Project Stand for their “Ignite Your Impact” Student Leadership Conference, connecting with 350 students from high schools across the district!

Students spent the morning learning about leadership and exploring ways to create positive change in their schools.

We loved seeing students so engaged, asking questions and connecting with resources in our city.

Prevention work is necessary. It means equipping young people with the knowledge and confidence they need to recognize unsafe situations, respond when they encounter dangerous people, and support their peers.

When we invest in youth and give them the resources to navigate challenges, we help build a safer, stronger Memphis!

We’re always grateful for opportunities like these to connect with young people and remind them that they have a voice, and it’s powerful.

This morning, Restore Corps joined the Memphis Area Women's Council for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes at Handy Park in downto...
10/03/2026

This morning, Restore Corps joined the Memphis Area Women's Council for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes at Handy Park in downtown Memphis.

We walked to stand with survivors and raise awareness in the fight to end r**e, sexual assault, and gender-based violence.

While human trafficking, domestic violence, r**e, and sexual assault are distinct forms of violence, there is so much intersection between them. Today, we walked for survivors of all kinds, including the survivors we have the privilege of walking alongside every day.

Since 2014, Restore Corps has hosted Lives Worth Saving (LWS), a prostitution diversion program connecting individuals i...
10/02/2026

Since 2014, Restore Corps has hosted Lives Worth Saving (LWS), a prostitution diversion program connecting individuals impacted by exploitation with resources and pathways toward restoration.

We hosted our September class on 9/10 alongside our incredible community partners and speakers who shared knowledge and encouragement with the participants. We’re so grateful for everyone who continues to make this work possible!

10/01/2026

Resources & Sweet Sources is BACK for year 2!! 🎃

Last year was such a beautiful time together, full of connection, fun, and lots of candy! And we’re doing it again!!

Restore Corps and MATA are partnering to bring a hub of community resources, health services, hot meals, fun activities, and more to downtown Memphis!

JOIN US LATER THIS MONTH!
Thursday, October 22nd
4:00–6:30 PM
William Hudson Transit Center
444 N Main St, Memphis, TN 38105

Come connect, grab some resources, and enjoy some Fall fun! We can’t wait to see you there!



Interested in partnering or hosting a resource table? Email [email protected] for more information!

Please join Restore Corps in celebrating our Co-Founder & CEO, Rachel Haaga for being named the 2026 Nonprofit Leader of...
09/25/2026

Please join Restore Corps in celebrating our Co-Founder & CEO, Rachel Haaga for being named the 2026 Nonprofit Leader of the Year at the Leadership & Volunteer Memphis Awards!

We’re incredibly proud of the work Rachel has done to support survivors of human trafficking and strengthen the way our community responds to exploitation. Her vision and commitment to survivors continue to make a lasting impact in Memphis and beyond.

Congrats Rachel! We’re glad to have you leading us as we run to the battle together.

And a special thank you to our incredible table guests who came to celebrate Rachel. It was so special to have each of you there to celebrate this moment.

Restore Corps by Freed Life is excited to introduce our new Board Member, H. Montgomery Martin!Montgomery is the Founder...
09/22/2026

Restore Corps by Freed Life is excited to introduce our new Board Member, H. Montgomery Martin!

Montgomery is the Founder & former President/CEO of Montgomery Martin Contractors, LLC and brings more than 40 years of building construction experience to our board. He has been part of projects across Memphis including the Pyramid, Kroc Center, and more recently, the Metal Museum’s relocation and renovation of Rust Hall in Overton Park.

In his current role, Mr. Martin works with MMC’s executive team to strengthen business development goals and maintain current client relations.

Last month, our team got to see Montgomery live out one of our ‘Corps’ Values’, “Run to the Battle,” while attending our Lives Worth Saving prostitution diversion class. He joined the class to better understand Restore Corps’ work and exploitation, when a participants car was unexpectedly towed during class. Montgomery and our CEO, Rachel Haaga, chased down the tow truck to advocate for the participant and explain how the car being towed created a barrier to the purpose of the class. Thankfully, Paul & Crew Towing and A Ladies Wrecker Services were gracious and understanding. They released the car before class even dismissed!

We are thrilled to welcome Montgomery to our team and know that his experience in creating safe spaces for people to flourish and his willingness to run to the battle will be a tremendous asset to our organization and the survivors we serve.

Please join us in welcoming H. Montgomery Martin to the Restore Corps team!

Thank you Memphis Metropolitan Association of Chiefs of Police MMACP for inviting us to share! We’re grateful for contin...
09/17/2026

Thank you Memphis Metropolitan Association of Chiefs of Police MMACP for inviting us to share!

We’re grateful for continued partnership with law enforcement and the work that we get to do to support survivors together.

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Memphis, TN
38111

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