In the United States, there is a significant gap in residential care services for children under 10 and adolescent boys who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation. Most existing facilities primarily serve adolescent girls, leaving younger children and boys with limited access to the specialized, long-term care they need to heal from the trauma of sex trafficking. This lack of resources forces many of these vulnerable children into foster care or other systems ill-equipped to address their complex needs. The absence of dedicated care facilities for these populations highlights an urgent need for safe, therapeutic environments designed specifically for their healing and recovery. Hope is not lost—Cedar Refuge is creating a place where these children can heal, rebuild, and step into a future filled with hope and restoration.