hope and help when exploitation occurs.

Psalm 34:18

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.”

Lifeworthy provides and promotes supportive community and spiritual care for women exiting human trafficking relationships and/or the sex industry, and provides support for their family members.

Based in the Greater Toronto Area, Lifeworthy operates as a project of SIM Canada.

Lifeworthy Programs

For daughters:

We provide advocacy, mentoring, peer support and group events for young women exiting the sex industry and rebuilding their lives.

For parents:

We host support groups & provide individual care for parents or other family members impacted by the exploitation of a loved one.

For everyone:

We are a leader in training & consulting on human trafficking & related issues. We are a member agency of Canada’s Demand Action Coalition, & are always glad to respond to training & awareness needs.

Our Team

John Cassells

Project Director

Penny

Spiritual Care Coordinator

Ashley

Learning & Development Specialist

Lynda

Parent’s Hope Coordinator

Shauna

Community Engagement Coordinator

Sabeena

Life Group Leader

Endorsements

“I have had the privilege of working along side John Cassells for ten years. John has been on the front lines fighting for our youth and the sexually exploited continuously for decades. For me, as someone who suffered the dark world of exploitation, having a man’s voice speak to this issue is huge; to have a man stand up and fight this fight with us is a major success! The mentoring and coaching Lifeworthy offers is so valuable. I look forward to the work we will continue to do together.”

Katarina MacLeod, Executive Director, Rising Angels Awareness & Restorative Care

“I’ve so appreciated how you speak and teach — acknowledging how deep and difficult the realities of sexual exploitation are, but at the same time speaking with a grace and approachability that empowers us to continue to lean in. Thank you for helping our church to step into more awareness and involvement.”

Tony Sammut, Pastor, The Well Community Church, Vaughan, ON