About

The Courtney’s House initiative was started in August 2008. The organization was founded by Tina Frundt, herself a survivor of domestic child sex trafficking. Courtney’s House will soon be opening Shae's Place, a group home that will be a 6-bed long-term home for sex trafficked girls between the ages of 12 and 18 years – the only one of its kind in the Washington, D.C.area to cater specifically to this vital population segment.

Until the opening of Shae's Place, Courtney's House remains committed to providing girls and boys with the skills and safe environment required to get them out of their trafficking situations so that they can go on to live healthy, happy lives. We currently provide services at our D.C. location, and we serve the D.C. Metro Area.

We also conduct weekly street outreach Fridays and Saturdays in D.C., 2:00am-7:00am. We operate a hot-line by survivors, for survivors; the hotline number is for victims or to make a referral 888-261-3665.

Our services include group therapy (art/dance/yoga), survivor led commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) support groups, individual counseling/therapy, and intensive case management.