Help for survivors

Out of life

Friends of Esthers gives survivors tailored help.An hour of conversation costs roughly 50 euros.
Would you like to help a survivor one step further and take care of e.g. 1 hour a month?
This is what survivors say about discussions with practitioners:

They are lead and lead-heavy, but without treatment I will never be able to become free!

My therapist takes the time for me, listens to me and helps me process, but is also there for me when I'm not doing well and the cult has got hold of me. She is there for me then, even on her day off!

On an annual basis, it amounts to about €75,000. A big sum for oh-so-important help for survivors to recover from horrific experiences.

Donations for this project are tax-deductible (the foundation has ANBI status). More information can be found on our donation page.

We hope to help many survivors!

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The world of survivors was totally unknown to me. I have great respect for their courage and perseverance when I hear about their bizarre experiences. How vulnerable and special that they want to share this with me personally! I really appreciate that we can open our home for encounters.

Being there unconditionally is the key

I have been touched in my heart by the injustice done to so many; I want to stand for the truth and for God's justice to prevail.

Survivors of SRM need what every human being needs: sincere love, a heart that listens without judgement and lasting connection. Even the deepest parts, those who had to murder and rape, then dare to speak. How many victims will break free from their lifelong slavery if they receive 10 such friends?

It is a privilege to pray for survivors, regularly and at key moments. And also for their families, if they are still in the cult. That is my contribution to their liberation and I experience that in this way I can help God's light to shine on their lives. As a Christian, I thus take my place in God's Kingdom and in the heavenly realms.

What a new, dark world opened up for me in 2020. Too bizarre to be true, until I started to listen and read critically and openly. I now find it a privilege to support therapists and survivors, so that the Light of Jesus overcomes the deep darkness.

I give my hands to help and my heart to love.

It is a privilege to experience a survivor. But it is an even greater privilege to be able to do your modest part to support the survivor to really live.

No one can do it all alone.... That is why I want to mean something for others. My name Tikva means HOPE ... and there is hope for everyone!