Jasmine Road

Jasmine Road is South Carolina’s first long-term residential program for adult female survivors of sex trafficking, prostitution, and addiction. Jasmine Road serves to heal and employ survivors by providing a pathway of opportunity and a lifelong community of support, significantly reducing the likelihood of women returning to life on the streets.

• Mission: Jasmine Road’s mission is to provide a path to healing and employment for women survivors of sex trafficking, prostitution and addiction.
• Vision: Our vision is that Jasmine Road will be known as a loving community that offers women opportunities to flourish, one life at a time.

This two-year, comprehensive restoration program addresses each resident’s physical, mental, and therapeutic needs by offering safe housing, healthcare, time and space to heal, and access to trauma-informed services through partnership with more than 50 community providers. Residents gain the support, skills, and opportunities needed to reclaim their autonomy and build stable, independent futures.

Jasmine Kitchen is a social enterprise restaurant open to the community that exists to employ residents and graduates of Jasmine Road in a safe, trauma-informed environment. The lunch cafe, along with retail products, provide a pathway to financial independence by training survivors to gain sustainable and transferable job skills.

• Jasmine Kitchen Hours: Monday-Friday 11am to 2:30pm
• Contact: 503 Augusta Street, Greenville, SC 29605; 864-263-3374

Jasmine Kitchen is open for dine-in, patio, curbside carryout, catering and retail sales. All social enterprise products, including survivor-made candles, jewelry, and soaps can be purchased at the restaurant or online at jasminekitchen.org.

Jasmine Inside, our detention center outreach program, brings group psycho-education, hope, and healing to incarcerated women. Led by Jasmine Road staff, participants engage in Seeking Safety, a trauma-informed curriculum that supports recovery from post-traumatic stress disorder and substance use disorder. The program reflects our commitment to meeting survivors where they are and equipping them with tools for healing and growth.