Endorsements
FBI Community
Leadership Award
California Department of Justice
For her efforts and impact in the community, CEO and Founder of Courage Worldwide, Jenny Williamson, was awarded the FBI Director’s 2010 Community Leadership Award. Jenny works tirelessly to help restore the lives of child victims of sex trafficking and helps educate the community about the issue and its impact. 
Download Department of Justice Letter
Sacramento Sheriff
Sacramento County Sheriff
“It is my privilege to play a part in combating the atrocity of human trafficking. The cycle that these young victims often find themselves in provides little hope for a normal existence. The collaborative efforts of law enforcement, prosecutors, and community-based organizations shed light on this crisis and seek justice for its victims. Courage House breaks the cycle and gives victims an opportunity for a future. They are an effective and indispensable partner in this fight.”
—Sacramento County Sheriff Scott R. Jones Download District Attorney Letter
Superior Court of California
Superior Court of California
“The opening of Courage House will provide young women with a sanctuary from predators who would take advantage of them, give them the resources to escape the streets and provide an atmosphere of compassion and support. I encourage others to replicate this model as we continue the fight to apprehend perpetrators of sex crimes, and help these vulnerable young women get off of the streets and out of harm’s way.”
—U.S. Congresswoman Doris O. Matsui Download Superior Court Letter
Department of Justice
Sacramento County District Attorney’s Community Spirit Award for 2011
Sacramento County District Attorney’s Community Spirit Award for 2011
Courage Worldwide Founder Jenny Williamson was awarded the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Community Spirit Award for 2011 by District Attorney Jan Scully.
This prestigious award recognizes community members or organizations who exemplify an unwavering commitment to the safety and well being of the community. Jenny was selected for the award for the work that she has done in the greater Sacramento region that has given attention and brought hope to issues involving human trafficking and child sexual exploitation, and for building Courage Houses in the community and abroad. Download Sacramento Chief of Police Letter
Courage Champion
Author Jessica Kristie’s novel about trafficking now available at Barnes and Noble! 100% print royalties being donated to CWW. Purchase Barbed Wire Butterflies your copy here.
News
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FBI Most Wanted Caught In Nicaragua: What Draws US Pedophiles To The Region?
By Tim Rogers, Christian Science Monitor After nearly five years of living on the lam, accused pedop…
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Suspect Arrested On Suspicion Of Human Trafficking
A suspect is accused of trying to take a 13-year-old from Bakersfield to Sacramento with the intent …
Courage Girl Blog
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Courage Girl blog ~ December 2012
I came home to Courage House not knowing what to expect besides a lot of caring, loving people, which hasn’t been something all that great in my life. I haven’t been here that long, but I know this pl…
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Coruage Girl blog – November 2012
I am courageous. The courage I now have fills the void of my despair. I am the daughter of a King. The religious beliefs I now have prove my worth. I am valorous. The strength I now have shows few wea…
Believe in Me
Due to the violence and trauma that victims of sex trafficking suffer and its portrayal in the music video, “Believe in Me”, we do not recommend children under 13 years of age viewing it without parents input and /or supervision.
Call Me Family
Due to the violence and trauma that victims of sex trafficking suffer and its portrayal in the music video, “Call Me Family”, we do not recommend children under 13 years of age viewing it without parents input and /or supervision.
These girls long for a family and a safe place to call home…