At Diamond Collective we offer a trauma-informed space where survivors of human trafficking (and their children) build healthy community, have access to leisure activities, and step into peer leadership opportunities. Rooted in the social determinants of health, we create environments for healing and wellbeing.
Every restorative experience we have hosted is made possible by supporters have stood with us believing that women deserve more than survival. They deserve joy, community, and opportunities to grow.
Diamond Collective exists to walk alongside women who have exited exploitation, creating meaningful experiences that restore confidence, community, and connection. We provide long-term aftercare designed to reduce re-entry into the sex trade and help each woman flourish.
Our work centers on our values:
Community
We lead by serving. Healing at every stage of life is celebrated, and innovation is rooted in trust and co-creation to build safe, inspiring spaces where women can dream and grow.
Connection
We honor each survivor’s unique identity as central to healing and leadership. Joy and wellness are open to all, and self-care is part of daily life for both participants and staff.
Confidence
We cultivate survivor leadership by building courage, safety, and integrity, so that every woman can lead from a place of wholeness and autonomy.
Survivor-Led
Restorative experiences are envisioned, shaped, and guided by survivors whose insight forms our very backbone. Survivors sit on our board and fully inform the work we do.
Survivor-Centered
Our work is focused on the survivor experience, in providing long-term support that elevates their voices, and in building sustainability within our organization through leadership development.
When you give to Diamond Collective, you are investing in a sustainable aftercare model that strengthens families and communities across California. Your generosity directly supports restorative experiences, leadership development, and survivor-informed systems change.
Join us in building a future where women who have exited exploitation are not defined by their past, but empowered in their present and positioned for lasting impact.
Our mission is to prevent re-entry by empowering survivors with tailored, restorative experiences that inspire growth and provide long-term support.
Since 2024, Diamond Collective has delivered 22 local restorative experiences, 3 international restorative experiences, and launched a formal Survivor Leadership Program. Women and their children have gathered in spaces designed for joy, community building, and connection.
And yet, the need continues to grow.
Across California, thousands of women exit exploitation each year without access to sustained aftercare rooted in community building and leadership development. While our programs are intentionally designed for long-term stability and reduced re-entry, current resources limit how many women we can serve.
With your support, we can:
Expand Restorative Experiences statewide, ensuring more women and their children have access to elevated, trauma-informed environments that inspire confidence, community, and connection.
Strengthen and scale our Survivor Leadership Program, increasing access to career services, civic engagement, and economic mobility pathways so more women can lead from a place of wholeness and autonomy.
Deepen our research impact, measuring long-term outcomes, documenting best practices in survivor-led aftercare, and influencing policies that support sustainable reduction of isolation in the lives of survivors of human trafficking across California.
Diamond Collective is not a short-term intervention. We are building infrastructure that reduces vulnerability, increases leadership capacity, and creates generational stability through social equity.
With your partnership, we can extend our reach, strengthen our systems, and ensure that more women are positioned not only to exit a life of exploitation but start living their dreams.
Organization name
Diamond Collective
2024
Mission Category
Human Services
Operating Budget
$0-$50,000
Organization Need
Funding: Unrestricted, In-Kind Donations, Space: Office or Other, Technology
Demographics Served
Youth & Children, Women/Female-identifying, Low-income individuals/families
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Local Counties Served
Sacramento, Placer, Yolo
Address
4044 ANDEDON CIRSacramento County, CA, US
Placer County, CA, US
CA, US