Stand up and be HEARD!
Stand up and be HEARD!
Welcome to The Ugly Truth About The Girl Next Door
Where we are shedding light on Family Human Trafficking and Ritualistic Abuse.
I’m Kait, and this is my story.
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My name is Kait Gannon. I’m a wife, mother of three littles, a medical social worker…..
and a survivor of Familial Human Trafficking.
I have worked over the last 4+ years to find healing from the trauma I have experienced over decades of my life. My heart's greatest desire is to heal in order to provide my children with the childhood I never had, to protect them from the things I have faced, and to bring awareness to the world around me so that others do not have to endure the same things I did.
My name is Laurie Krull, LCSW-R.
I have over 30 years experience helping individuals and families. I have a passion for walking alongside individuals and families as they strive to live rich, fulfilling lives. I have been trained to provide Progressive Counting and TBRI to address trauma for both adults and children. There is great joy to be found, watching adults and children find a way forward to a place of hope and joy. Outside of my career, i am a wife and mother of three adult children! My therapy dog Silas, and I, are dedicated to bring hope and healing to all who need it.
There are many ways to help!
One way being Donations. Every dollar helps keep Kait safe, by providing funds for security and lawyers.
Naming Names…
With many failed attempts at stopping the threats from coming, Kait took things into her own hands. Click the Button to hear the story..
Tip Line
With so much being dragged into the light, we wanted to provide a place for you to write any information you may have that can help Kait.
Nothing is too small.
This form is can be filled out completely anonymously! Name and Email are optional
Episode Recap
A breakdown of each episode to make navigating even easier!
This is where you come in
How to respond to allegations
One day, you may be the only person standing between a victim and their abuser.
The only difference between a Victim and a Survivor is;
the Survivor escaped.
Support and Resources for anyone in need
Reaching out for help is hard.
But these resources will be here when you’re ready.
How to support a loved one who is a Survivor
“You are worth finding..
Worth Knowing.
Worth Loving. You and all your millions of layers.”
Familial Trafficking Facts and FAQ
It’s the perfect storm…
