Mike Huckabee is the warmest, kindest, most caring man with whom I have ever met.

Giles Brown – TALK RADIO EUROPE (TRE)- 9/29/23 @ 6:00 AM PST invited me to participate in his radio show. Talk Radio Europe is Spain's only English speaking talk radio network broadcasting On-fm throughout the Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, Costa Calida, Mallorca, and Ibiza, On-line at tre. Take a listen here

Media Requests were increasing in demand - and next up Bruce De Torres and the World Stage - The only 24/7 online news talk station dedicated to freedom globally. From powerful Information Operations that determine how the public thinks about COVID-19 and the Ukrainian/Russian War, to the persecution of Julian Assange, TNT Radio covers the biggest topics of our time. Get up to speed with the latest live news and current affairs presented by a host of credible and expert commentators who can separate fact from fiction, truth from propaganda. An opportunity not to be missed by Children of the Night. Give a listen and learn more about Jeffrey Epstein.

It became clear that to keep up with this demand for press interviews I would have to have a professional studio with sound barriers, microphone and camera so I could move steps from my office to my studio to complete an interview and then continue my day at work.

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Thus, my new studio with professional sound and visuals just steps away from my desk. Thank you team, you worked hard and our consummate professionals who gladly jumped in to provide professional services.

Next Up Honorable Harvey Brownstone, a retired judge of the Ontario Court of Justice, and the first openly gay judge in Canada. . As a former judge he was faced with difficult decisions of how to best help prostituted youth and he had many questions most people don't ask and I answered them all. I really enjoyed working with him and he was thrilled someone could answer his questions about prostituted youth. Questions that haunted him.

Meanwhile Children of the Night case managers field calls and provide services to a prostituted youth with 2 children. She was sick and tired of prostituting and needed emergency housing. Case managers were able to place her and her children in a domestic violence shelter temporarily. They purchased holiday gifts for the small family and are helping the mother with a resume, job applications, childcare and obtaining government identification. It may sound simple but it is not - temporary shelters and crisis shelters are temporary, and our case managers must move with lightning speed to obtain services meeting immediate needs and then following through with a long term plan with contingencies. Yesterday, we received a testimonial from this young woman in a social media post. It read: "I wish I would have found this place sooner the people here work overtime to help you find resources faster than any place I’ve ever went to they help assist with Lyft rides plane tickets they pay for a few nights in a hotel this place is hand crafted by god himself and I’m truly grateful and blessed to have found them." Our Case Managers must be able to Multitask and have Nerves of Steel

At the same time, the phones are ringing and there are many others who need help. It is not an easy job and we demand a lot from our caseworkers. There is nothing that feels good about their work except for a good night's sleep. There is always a sigh of relief when you rescue a prostituted youth from a violent man and she calls or texts, "I wanted to let you know that we made it to Texas. And I wanted to thank you for your help with everything." And the beat goes on to the next call. The Move From Prostitution to a Normal Life is not as simple as 1, 2, 3 But often success is only temporary, and we hold our breath to see how long we can keep our youth, like Mary, off the street. Mary has lived out of her car for several months. She had a good job and worked hard but made too much money for public housing but not enough for an apartment. You don't hear much about these cases but they are the most challenging. We were finally successful with hiring a credit company to clean up her debt which helped her qualify for a small apartment. She sees one of our prominent volunteer Psychologists but recently she has not been showing up. So we wait for her to call because she won't answer our calls - she is angry with us. Our case workers are special people who can handle the rollercoaster of emotions that characterize their work with prostituted youth. But if they don't do this work, who will?

Natalie has been rescued from her pimp in Houston and California. Our case manager has rescued her 4 or 5 times, but Natalie gets lonely and calls her pimp and he sweet talks her into returning to him. Although she had a job, reunited with her family and was making new friends, she could not resist him. Of course the abuse and forced prostitution continues. She called just the other day and one of our caseworkers came to my office with her head in her hands and asked what to do? I told her "this is the job" you will rescue her until she is sick and tired of being sick and tired. We continue to place her in domestic violence program. Because I have 45 years of experience I have seen young people just like this make it off the street. Sadly the damage that occurs in the long term process is sometimes irreversible (HIV).

Case Management is a Team Effort Annie had a baby by emergency C-section and needed assistance with housing and baby supplies. Meliza assisted her to create an Amazon wish list for diapers, wipes, basinet, baby clothes, and baby hygiene. Mayra found temporary housing placement for Annie and her two children for 2 weeks only. Annie was discharged from the program because she had stayed the maximum time. Victoria reached out to Annie's grandmother who offered to allow Annie to live in her home. We agreed to pay for airline transportation to grandma's. Victoria followed up with Grandma to check on the living situation and Grandma assured us everything was fine. She mentioned Annie's room is not completely furnished so she and the baby have been sleeping in the living room. We bought Annie a bed and a few other things to settle Annie in a permanent setting for her and her children. Our case management team has begun work on Annie's resume, job application and childcare.

For over two decades, the transformative partnership between Digital Telecommunications Corporation (DTC) and Children of the Night has been instrumental in empowering the latter's vital mission. This enduring relationship began with Children of the Night primarily seeking voice-related products and services from DTC. However, when they faced challenges with their existing IT service provider, they turned to DTC for a more comprehensive IT assistance, marking the beginning of a much deeper collaboration.   DTC's involvement ranged from enhancing cybersecurity to implementing a modern IT infrastructure, significantly aiding Children of the Night in their noble cause of rescuing and rehabilitating American children from abusive environments. The synergy of DTC's innovative IT solutions and Children of the Night's dedication to providing a better future for vulnerable children exemplifies how long-term partnerships can lead to impactful and sustainable change.  "Email info@dtc4you.com to know how DTC can help your business" .

Subaru Donates Over $285 million to charity. Over the last 16 years, through the Subaru Share the Love® Event, Subaru and our participating retailers have donated more than $285 million to charity, with customers choosing between four national charities and over 2,100 hometown charities.  Children of the Night is proud to be a recipient of Subaru's Generosity.

Testimonials and Google Reviews Make Our Case Managers Proud "I wish I can give them a 10 star because they are very supportive and actually care. Very professional they are fast at responding."   "I'm shocked that this organization doesn't have 5 stars. It is a shame that good places aren't recognized." "This is such a great program, it is one of the best places I have came across the world. I'm 30 years old going on 31. This is the best organization in the world and I'm not exaggerating." "They have helped me so much. I got my high school diploma here. I got my GED here. They let me be a teenager and I was treated very well while here ." "I got to eat very good while here. Lois Lee got us our own personal chefs that cooked for us everyday on what we chose to eat ." "Weekly menus where chosen by the girls. The staff has loved on me so much even after graduating the program." "I achieved so much academically by being here." "Thanks to this program I got the help that I needed when I went through my trauma. I got the therapy and resources to my life." "She's still helping me to this day by providing resources, Christmas gifts, and giving me case management with the case managers to make sure me and my children have a great life." "She's a great women." "The staff are all very nice and understanding. They all care about you and are making a change in people's life everyday. I love everyone here. They changed my life. They rescued me and my life has changed completely since then." "I saw your org's glowing Google Review—awesome to see your clients appreciate you!" "This service is so helpful and great. I appreciate the dedication and help that they give to the community at large... They are one of a kind.. Thanks for your consistent guidance in being there for me to find my place... I would like to give a special thanks to the women who hosted the resource center hosted by the probation department....." Daniel

Children of the Night's Global Tutoring Program Sadly our Global Tutoring Program is "At Risk" because of a lack of continued funding.

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100 hardworking students are about to lose access to our one one one online tutoring program because of a lack of continued funding. Their tutoring was funded by a $1 million anonymous gift. Although our cost effective, highly supervised tutoring for ESL & Math so these children may have alternatives to prositution is admired by many, most Americans prefer their donations are spent on American children. This program is only 25% of our budget and our tutors and students are facing major disappointment. The cost to teach 100 students in developing countries is $500,000 annually. Without a commitment from donors we must pull back to maintain our programs in America.

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Dr. Lois Lee Founder & President www.childrenofthenight.org

We do not sit behind our desks and wait for our young people to fall back on the streets. We are out on the streets and in the community where our children live.

We pay close attention to our young people we have rescued from the street and we maintain contact with them for several years. Children of the Night is unlike other organizations who rescue and dump these children on government social services. Children of the Night staff is committed to every little detail required for transition to a successful adult life.

Please Join  Children of the Night's 2023 Heroes of the Heart Campaign with your gift of $1000 or more 

Private donations make our life saving work possible and distinguish Children of the Night from other organizations funded by government where one size fits all.  Our staff stands alone in their commitment to the children with whom we work.

Please increase your commitment to Children of the Night's 2023 Heroes of the Heart Campaign with an Additional Gift of $1000 or more.

We simply cannot do the work we do without you. You have supported our efforts to help prostituted youth, and you have saved lives with your support. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

Dr. Lois Lee Founder & President www.childrenofthenight.org

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