Grace Horizon

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Our approach to anti-trafficking is two-generational, trauma-informed, survivor centered and led.

A community of survivors in Central Indiana supporting each other in recovery from violence and exploitation, including human trafficking and s*xual exploitation. We believe healing from violence and exploitation happens through relationship, resource support, and recovery. Our community continually grows in the four turns toward grace: healthy boundaries and self care, generosity, stability, and healthy spirituality. Formerly known as Stripped Love, our community started as a ministry under the leadership of Dr. Kimberly Majeski who felt called to develop relationships with women who were working in the s*x industry. Through that experience, she discovered much about domestic s*x trafficking and the needs of the most vulnerable in our community. The foundation she built with her team put our organization in a beautifully unique place because the participants in our community trust that we love and care for them deeply. The organization has now grown in such a way that survivors are stepping into leadership roles, and other survivors are taking courageous steps toward recovering from lives of violence and exploitation.

Photos from Grace Horizon's post 09/27/2026

What a fun day out in the community!

Our Grace Horizon team had a great time getting out and about today! We enjoyed spending time at Cerenity Recovery Café’s 2nd Annual Recovery in Motion 5K & Fall Festival and Eastside Elementary’s Fall into Fun Festival

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by our tables, chatted with us, and took the time to learn more about Grace Horizon and what we do! We truly enjoyed meeting so many wonderful people and being part of these great community events.

09/26/2026

🫶Quote for the week 🫶
“You are not behind in your healing; you are becoming stronger in ways that cannot always be seen.”

Healing is not a race, and there is no timeline you have to follow. Some days may feel like progress, while others may feel like you are starting over. That does not erase the work you have already done. Every time you choose compassion over shame, safety over chaos, or hope over giving up, you are growing. Give yourself permission to heal at your own pace. What matters is that you keep choosing yourself. Happy Saturday everyone! ❤️

09/19/2026

Quote of the Day

“Checking in with yourself isn’t selfish—it’s how you notice what you need before you become overwhelmed by what you carry.”

-Sometimes we spend so much time checking on everyone else that we forget to check in with ourselves. Taking a moment to ask, “How am I really doing? What am I feeling? What do I need right now?” creates space for honesty and self-compassion. Healing means learning that your feelings matter too. You don’t have to wait until you’re exhausted, overwhelmed, or hurting to give yourself permission to pause. Checking in with yourself is an act of self-awareness, self-care, and healing 🫶 Happy Saturday everyone 🫶

09/18/2026

Sometimes the load is heavy, and sometimes there are organizations like Madison County Community Foundation that come along and make the load a little lighter. Thank you for selecting Grace Horizon as one of the "Impact Madison 2026" award recipients!

We are so grateful! It means so much to have you all walking alongside of us as we support survivors of violence and exploitation in their healing journeys.

09/12/2026

❤️Quote For The Week❤️

“Knowing your limits isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. Sometimes protecting your peace means recognizing when you’ve given enough, done enough, and it’s time to step back and take care of yourself.”

For those who have experienced trauma, knowing your limits can be difficult because you may have learned to put others’ needs before your own, ignore your feelings, or push through even when you are overwhelmed. Healing means learning that you are allowed to pause, say no, set boundaries, ask for help, and take care of yourself without guilt. Your needs, feelings, and safety matter, and recognizing when something is too much is not weakness—it is self-awareness, self-respect, and part of healing. You do not have to reach your breaking point before you give yourself permission to step back, honor your limits, and protect your peace.

Photos from Fight Through Mental Health's post 09/10/2026
09/05/2026

Quote of the week:
“You don’t have to see the whole path to take the next right step.”

Recovery is built one decision, one moment, and one day at a time. You may not know exactly where your journey will lead, and that’s okay. What matters is choosing the next healthy step—even when you feel uncertain, discouraged, or afraid. Always remember: I don’t have to have everything figured out. I just have to keep moving forward. ❤️ Happy Saturday everyone! 🫶

09/04/2026

🎓 Last Friday, we celebrated the graduation of the second cohort to complete the iRise Workforce Development Program, a partnership between Grace Horizon and Ivy Tech Anderson!
Congratulations to all of the graduates. Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, and we are incredibly proud of your accomplishments. We can't wait to see what you achieve next! 🌟

08/29/2026

Quote of the Day

“Leaving the darkness behind doesn’t mean you forget what happened; it means you finally choose to believe that your future deserves more than your past.”

For survivors, healing can be a journey of rediscovering your voice, your worth, and your ability to make choices for yourself. You do not have to minimize what happened to move forward. You can honor your past while still building a future filled with safety, peace, and hope. Remember: What happened to you was not your fault, and you deserve a life where love never requires you to lose yourself. ❤️ Happy Saturday everyone! If no one has told you yet: You are strong, You are loved, YOU GOT THIS! 🫶

Photos from Grace Horizon's post 08/28/2026

Today we’re celebrating the graduates of Cohort 2 of the iRise Workforce Development Program.

Over the past four weeks, these individuals have put in the time, learned new skills, stepped outside of their comfort zones, and continued to show up for themselves and their futures.

Each graduate came into the program with their own goals, experiences, and hopes for what comes next. Watching them grow in confidence and take steps toward their career goals has been something worth celebrating.

We’re proud of everything they’ve accomplished and excited to see where this next chapter takes them.

Congratulations to our Cohort 2 graduates! We’re so proud of you and all that’s ahead.

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