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Image Resources - Library of Hope

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"To provide motivation to help global survivors become empowered thrivers."

Removing Chains survivor support site provides our Image Resources Library, a section of Ark of Hope for Children's Library of Hope, as a resource to assist survivors.  It is our hope that it serves you, or someone you know, with inspiration and helpful tools that can help move the survivor forward towards becoming a thriver.
Unless otherwise noted, these meme images have been created by Ark of Hope for Children. We happily give our permission to download and share publicly from any of our galleries. Each image has a share button and a link to the image, so you just provide your personalized message before the link.

  • Motivation Gallery -  Provided to inspire and empower survivors forward towards the next step on their path towards becoming thrivers.

  • Faith Gallery - For survivors that are willing to let Biblical quotes or references encourage you

  • Programs Gallery - Our Program Logo's and other image resources about Ark of Hope for Children's various programs

For other audio, video, image and reading self-help survivor resources please visit the Library of Hope main page.

Our Chain Breakers Equipping Library for advocates and our volunteers can be found on our Ark of Hope for Children nonprofit site by clicking the link. There you can download or share advocacy images, audio, video and reading resources curated by Ark of Hope for Children to mobilize advocates for survivors of human trafficking, child abuse and bullying.

If you have suggestions for any of these resources areas please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

If you recommend an article, audio, image or video that is already online be sure to include the link to it. We will have to request permission to use the article exactly as is, or if they want us to link to it instead while quoting certain portions in our own article. If you know the author, asking for advanced permission and a contact email for us will be a huge help!