Brittany's Place A Safe Shelter for Girls

Brittany's PlacE

Minnesota's largest program for youth experiencing sex trafficking

What is Brittany's Place?
Launched in 2014, Brittany's Place is Minnesota's first and largest shelter and program for youth experiencing sex trafficking or at risk for sex trafficking.

We serve youth of all cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds. You'll find a welcoming place for all.

Services are free and designed to meet the unique needs of youth engaged in or at risk for sex trafficking.

Services

Street Outreach
Emergency Shelter
Transitional Living
Case Management
Mental Health Services
Youth Support Groups
Parent Support

Safe, Comfortable spaces

- 8 bed capacity

- Serves female-identifying,
ages 10-19

For immediate help or referral:

Youth Shelter Referral Form

check shelter bed availability here

CALL: (651) 287-4801

TEXT: (612) 295-2913

Email: Brittanys.Place@180degrees.org

1281 7th Street East, St. Paul, MN 55106

"Gerri, Age 16"

"My life has changed since I came to Brittany's Place. I never trusted anyone...but here, staff have my back. I'm in a much better place."

"I've been to Brittany's Place three times. At first, I was just tired and angry. But, they welcomed me back, and by the third time, I was ready to make some changes. My advice: Don't hesitate to call them."

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Brittany's Place is possible only because of generous community support. When you make a gift to Brittany’s Place, you ensure every Minnesota girl has access to safe shelter, trauma-responsive services, and healing following sex trafficking.

named for brittany clardy

Brittany’s Place is named after Brittany Charise Clardy (June 29, 1994 – February 11, 2013). Brittany grew up in St. Paul, surrounded by a strong family and community. She attended St. Paul public schools and as a high school student, was employed by the local rec center. She enjoyed a wide circle of friends and had a bright future ahead.

Despite having a solid family and community, Brittany, was groomed by a sex trafficker. On February 11, 2013, she was murdered in a sex trafficking incident. Brittany's family and the community were devastated at the loss of their daughter, sister, friend and colleague.
A connection brought Brittany's mother to 180 Degrees just as the organization was preparing to open its shelter for youth engaged in sex trafficking, the first in the state. Together, they agreed to name the shelter after Brittany Clardy.

Brittany's spirit inspires all who enter the doors of Brittany's Place, touching girls in residence, staff who provide front-line care, and donors who provide invaluable support. Brittany's Place has evolved from a single emergency shelter achieving national recognition for its continuum of trauma responsive services, specific to the needs of youth and sex trafficking.