A Raleigh-based organization known for its efforts in combating human trafficking, addressing housing insecurity, and providing food to those in need is now planning to expand its services.
The Ship Outreach Community Center, is a pillar of support in Southeast Raleigh, has been working tirelessly to meet the needs of people, and its founder Pastor Chris Jones says the need for their services is only growing.
Each month, The Ship distributes 50,000 loaves of bread to local residents, providing vital food support to families and individuals facing food insecurity. In addition to its food ministry, the center offers job training programs aimed at helping people regain stability and independence.
But the organization’s work goes beyond just food. The Ship also provides a safe haven for women escaping human trafficking. Currently, they house between six and twelve women, offering them not only shelter but a path to recovery, empowerment, and a new life free from …