The proposed project will provide girls aged 12-17 from Santa Rosa, Escambia, Okaloosa, and Walton counties who are victims of human sex trafficking a therapeutic, hands-on approach to education within our local community and culture. The Therapeutic Impact Classroom allows one-on-one learning as well as individualized and group therapy. IMPACT 100 funds will be used for a new Chevrolet Tahoe LT SUV, warranty, maintenance, tinted windows, roof racks, and insurance for transporting the girls to the off-site Therapeutic Classroom as well as field trips to supplement the educational experience of the students. Laptop computers, smart board and accessories, printers, desks, chairs, lockers, cabinets, art supplies, musical instruments, and classroom supplies will be purchased to outfit the Classroom. A specialized educational setting with educators trained to work with this special at-risk population will lessen the likelihood of exposure to triggers and overstimulating environments that can hinder a victim’s progress and overall rehabilitative success. The Santa Rosa Virtual Academy curriculum combined with hands-on learning experiences will serve as the foundation of the girls education. Materials will be provided to support age-appropriate academic subjects such as Science, History, Math, and Language classes. Opportunities to explore the arts, with music lessons, theater, and writing, as well as physical education will be provided.