A recent news article produced by WMTV sheds light on a powerful development project in Dane County, where a quiet stretch of rural land is being transformed into a sanctuary for survivors of sex trafficking.

The Zeteo Community, a nonprofit dedicated to building a long-term residential program for women who’ve experienced sexual exploitation, is celebrating a major milestone: the walls of its first two homes are now going up.

“It was overwhelming just seeing the foundations poured,” shared co-founder and executive director Marlene Sorenson. “But now, watching the walls go up—actually seeing it take shape—is just amazing. Overwhelming in the best way.”

Read the full story from WMTV to learn more about how this vision is becoming reality.