Select a state on the map — or use the dropdown in the sidebar — to explore hotline signals, identified cases, victims, and local organizations. Trafficking data reflects 2024 National Human Trafficking Hotline reporting and does not capture the full scope of the issue.
Ohio
The Harriet Tubman Movement
An organization that serves people who have been subjected to sex trafficking, prostitution, or other forms of exploitation.
Become a Business Partner or Event Sponsor; Follow their social media; Attend upcoming events; Purchase from their shop; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Ohio
The Freedom Collective
An organization whose mission is to glorify God by bringing hope to victims of sexual exploitation, empowering them to live free, and ultimately abolishing sex trafficking.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Ohio
The Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) of Portage County
An organization that provides free services for families navigating the trauma of child sexual abuse, child physical abuse, neglect, child human trafficking, child sexual abuse material (child pornography), or witness violence.
Schedule an informative training session; Host a fundraiser; Donate based on current CAC needs; Read their news
Visit website →Ohio
The Center for Child and Family Advocacy
An organization whose mission is to empathetically nurture healthy relationships through education and prevention while providing individualized comprehensive treatment and advocacy to empower those they serve.
Participate in The Symphony of Trees; Follow their Facebook
Visit website →Ohio
Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program
A trusted nonprofit organization committed to supporting survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and stalking utilizing a survivor-centered, trauma-informed, and empowerment-based approach.
Donate essential items; Become a volunteer; Donate based on the New Leaf Essential Move-in List
Visit website →Ohio
Sisters in Shelter
An organization whose mission is to support survivors and illuminate the atrocities of human trafficking through community education and advocacy.
Follow their social media; Become a volunteer or intern; Complete a training
Visit website →Ohio
Sanctuary Night
A drop-in center located on the westside of Columbus, Ohio that serves women vulnerable to sexual exploitation by providing meals, clothing, and hygiene items, while also cultivating a powerful community of survivors who lift, encourage, and walk alongside one another daily.
Become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Book a training; Attend their upcoming events
Visit website →Ohio
Safe Harbor
A new, faith-based, long-term, residential, therapeutic community for girls, ages 14 through 18 that creates a place of hope and healing for child survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Become a volunteer; Host a home gathering; Follow their social media; Attend an upcoming event; Shop their Amazon Wishlist; Watch or read their media
Visit website →Ohio
RAHAB Ministries
A nonprofit organization that invites survivors of sex trafficking into safe spaces and relationships, showing them their true worth and introducing them to the love God has for them.
Make an in-kind donation; Donate based on the Amazon Urgent Needs Wishlist; Become a volunteer; Read their blog; Follow their social media
Visit website →Ohio
One More Child
An organization that provides Christ-centered services to vulnerable children and struggling families; the organization helps trafficking survivors begin a new life by providing expert leadership, holistic care, and powerful advocacy.
Request a speaker; Volunteer and/or register for the Anti-Trafficking: 101 video course available in English and Spanish
Visit website →Ohio
Oasis House
An organization that offers hope and support to women survivors of trauma, sexual exploitation, and substance abuse by promoting healing, restoration, and empowerment through Christ's unconditional love, teaching practical life skills, and mentoring through a transformational process.
Donate based on their Wish List; Become a volunteer; Request a speaker; Donate based on the Oasis House Wish List
Visit website →Ohio
Hope & Healing Survivor Resource Center
An organization that is committed to the prevention of violence through action and empowerment, and provides trauma-informed services to survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking in Medina and Summit Counties, Ohio.
Attend upcoming events; Request a presentation; Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Participate in Circle of Hope; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Ohio
Her Song
An organization that believes survivors of trafficking are resilient individuals on a journey to healing and freedom and provides a comprehensive range of survivor care services, including trauma-responsive victim outreach, holistic care coordination, and long-term residential survivor care.
Stock a safe home based on their wishlists; Become a volunteer; Read their blog
Visit website →Ohio
Gracehaven
An organization that serves youth and families through a team of Christian workers and like-minded partners by providing sex trafficking prevention services and by empowering youth rescued from sex-trafficking to thrive with dignity in a renewed life.
Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Consider in-kind gifts; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist; Follow their social media
Visit website →Ohio
Freedom a la Cart
An organization that empowers survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation to build lives of freedom and self-sufficiency by creating a safe place of restoration where survivors can heal, learn, and grow as they prepare for sustainable employment, gain personal independence, and reintegrate into their community.
Visit their café; Request a speaker; Attend upcoming events; Visit their online shop; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Ohio
End Slavery Now
An organization that partners with antislavery organizations in the United States and across the globe for the public to learn about the issue, connect with organizations, and take action to end slavery.
Follow their social media; View The Action Library; Buy Slave Free; Become a volunteer; Become an advocate;
Visit website →Ohio
Domestic Violence Project, Inc.
An organization that promotes awareness and provides emergency and support services to all those impacted by domestic violence, including advocacy for survivors of human trafficking.
Attend organizational events; Donate baked on their immediate needs list; Become a volunteer; Donate needed items; Book a speaker
Visit website →Ohio
Crime Victim Services
An organization who aims to create safer communities and advocate with integrity through anti-violence education and victim-centered services; their Day One of Crime Victim Services' Anti-Trafficking program works directly with survivors of human trafficking to connect them with resources in the community and help them heal through the trauma of their victimization.
Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Request a training, such as Human Trafficking 101
Visit website →Ohio
COMPASS
An organization whose mission is to promote the healing of individuals impacted by sexual violence and to create social change by establishing a community where all individuals can live free of sexual violence.
Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Ohio
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center (CRCC)
An organization whose mission is to support survivors of rape and sexual abuse, promote healing and prevention, and advocate for social change; their Human Trafficking Drop-in Center provides convenient access to comprehensive services for survivors of human trafficking.
Purchase their merchandise; Become a volunteer; Host a fundraiser; Purchase from their CRCC Wishlist; Become an intern
Visit website →Ohio
Collaborative to End Human Trafficking
An organization whose mission is to lead, empower, and connect their community to eradicate human trafficking with a focus on overlooked issues in Northeast Ohio.
Attend a training session; Become a community ambassador
Visit website →Ohio
Bellefaire JCB
Among the nation's largest, most experienced child service agencies providing a variety of behavioral health, substance abuse, education and prevention services.
Become an intern; Donate hygiene kits
Visit website →Ohio
Asian Services in Action (ASIA)
A comprehensive health and human services agency serving immigrant, refugee, and native-born neighbors in multiple languages.
Become a volunteer; Subscribe to their newsletter; Make in-kind donations; Donate based on their Amazon Gift List
Visit website →Ohio
Advocating Opportunity (AO)
An organization that provides comprehensive, holistic, trauma-responsive legal advocacy and support services to persons who have experienced sex and labor trafficking.
Host a fundraiser; Purchase their merchandise; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Valiant Hearts
An organization that exists to heal, restore, and empower sexually exploited women through compassionate and customized care, primarily through outreach, support groups, economic empowerment, education, and advocacy.
Attend a volunteer orientation
Visit website →Texas
United Against Human Trafficking
An organization whose mission is to end human trafficking through preventing exploitation, educating the community, and empowering survivors.
Follow their social media; Become a volunteer; Join their team; Listen to their podcast Beyond Awareness; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Texas
Unbound Now
An organization that is systematically addressing child and adult trafficking by identifying victims, providing wrap-around care for survivors, seeking justice, and mobilizing communities to sustain lasting change.
Participate in an on-demand training or request a live training; Volunteer; Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Texas
Treasured Vessels Foundation
An organization that provides Christ-centered safe communities that restore survivors of sexual exploitation to achieve their true potential through a holistic and comprehensive approach in mental health therapy, education, physical health, and community to assist survivors of sex trafficking in building an independent and sustainable future.
Become a volunteer; Request a TVF training; Host a fundraiser; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist;
Visit website →Texas
Traffick911
An organization that offers around-the-clock crisis intervention and continuous care for child victims across North Texas with the mission of freeing youth from sex trafficking through trust-based relationships.
Shop their merchandise; Host a Freedom Gathering; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Request a speaker; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
The Net FW
An organization that disrupts sex trafficking and supports survivors because everyone is worthy of the chance to rebuild their lives and provides opportunities to rebuild lives destroyed by trafficking.
Become a volunteer; Become a corporate partner; Shop Survivor-Made Goods; Use their Anti-Trafficking Resources
Visit website →Texas
The Landing
An organization with the mission to serve survivors of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation with a trauma-informed approach fueled by the love of Christ.
Host a fundraiser; Become a volunteer; Request a speaker; Donate currently needed items; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Consider a church partnership; Read their blog
Visit website →Texas
The Heart of Texas Human Trafficking Coalition (HOTHTC)
A multi-disciplinary task force that seeks to support and encourage a collaborative effort among local and federal law enforcement, prosecutors, and victim service providers to end human trafficking in their community.
Join The Coalition; Learn the signs of human trafficking; Request a training
Visit website →Texas
Texas Advocacy Project (TAP)
An organization that works to end dating and domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, stalking, and human trafficking in Texas and empowers survivors through free legal and social services, as well as access to the justice system, and raises awareness through public outreach and education.
Request a training; Join the organization at upcoming events; Join Pro Bono at TAP; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Tahirih Justice Center
A national, nonprofit organization that serves women, girls, and all immigrant survivors of gender-based violence and provides each survivor with free legal support and social services to secure their rights and build stable lives.
Host a fundraiser or make in-kind gifts based on their wishlists; Join their pro bono network; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Rescue Hill
A non-profit providing innovative options and safe spaces for survivors of human trafficking by utilizing comprehensive advocacy services, strategic partnerships, and a proven approach to stabilization to give survivors what they need to take the lead in their recovery and choose their own path to freedom.
Volunteer to help at events and support daily operations; accepts donations
Visit website →Texas
Rescue HER
An organization that exists to empower survivors of sex trafficking to live in freedom.
Follow their social media; Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Invite Rescue HER to speak at your church, conference, or community event; Shop their merchandise; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Texas
Refuge of Light
A nonprofit organization that provides a therapeutic residential home dedicated to the physical, mental and spiritual healing to female youth, 18-25 years, victimized by, or at risk for sexual exploitation within the United States.
Become a volunteer; Make an in-kind donation; Shop their merchandise
Visit website →Texas
Refuge for Women
A non-profit, faith based organization providing care for women who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation.
Join their mailing list; Follow the organization on social media; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Red Oak Hope
An organization dedicated to bringing freedom, hope, and restoration to survivors of sexual exploitation by working to stop trafficking and exploitation on a large scale, while simultaneously providing holistic care to individuals and communities already affected.
Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Redeemed Ministries
An organization that offers restoration services to adult survivors of domestic sex trafficking with a trauma informed holistic healing program and the help of their community partners.
Attend upcoming events; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Become a Church Partner; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Ranch Hands Rescue: Bob's House of Hope
Ranch Hands Rescue is a human and animal sanctuary founded on hope and healing for the long term recovery of trauma victims, special needs animals, and male survivors of sex trafficking; Bob's House of Hope provides a home built on safety and community to meet the unique needs of male survivors of sex trafficking.
Stay connected to the organization; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their shelter wish lists; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Texas
Precious Child
An organization that helps survivors of Trafficking and Sexually Exploited victims to face their new life and give hope, by offering support through empowerment and Case Management.
Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Texas
Poiema Foundation
This organization's mission is to educate the public and raise awareness to prevent sexual abuse, sex trafficking, and other methods of sexual exploitation alongside help with the restoration journey of survivors in their safe house by providing for their physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual needs.
View the various ways to get involved, including volunteering; Take training classes; Read their blog; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Texas
POETIC
An organization that aims to equip girls who have experienced child mistreatment, commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking to find their voices, reclaim their narratives and persist forward.
Shop PoeticallyMade; Make an in-kind gift; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Our Rescue
An organization with the mission to end human trafficking and child exploitation while empowering survivors to reclaim their lives and thrive on their healing journey.
Complete their trainings; Start a fundraiser; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
North Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking
An organization that exists to facilitate collaboration amongst anti-trafficking agencies, educate the community, and improve the lives of survivors in North Texas communities.
Follow their social media
Visit website →Texas
New Friends New Life
An organization that restores and empowers trafficked and sexually exploited teen girls, women and their children, and drives awareness of the issue and its prevalence by providing case management, counseling, economic empowerment/educational support.
Attend upcoming events; Make an in-kind donation; Request a speaker; Purchase from their shop; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Mosaic Family Services
A nonprofit community based organization that serves as a safe haven for survivors of human rights abuses, including refugees and human trafficking and domestic violence survivors.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Make an in-kind donation; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Schedule a Liberty in Labor training;
Visit website →Texas
Magdalene House
An organization that was established to address the critical need for comprehensive, long-term therapeutic care for adult survivors of sex trafficking in Austin and beyond.
Follow their social media; Shop their merchandise; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their needs list
Visit website →Texas
It's Going to Be OK
An organization that stands unwaveringly committed to eradicating human trafficking and forging a just world where every woman, child, and vulnerable adult is not merely safe, but empowered, respected, and cherished.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Texas
Hands of Justice
A survivor-led movement rooted in lived experience that offers hope, support, and pathways to healing to survivors of human trafficking—especially in the often-overlooked suburban and rural communities where trafficking hides in plain sight.
Sign up to volunteer; Attend an upcoming event; Book a speaker
Visit website →Texas
Freed People
An organization that fights against human trafficking by helping recover women and children who are actively being trafficked, while restoring hope through trusted survivor care relationships.
Follow their social media; Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Texas
Fight for Freedom Collaborative
A nonprofit organization whose mission is to educate, equip, and protect by sharing the truth, connecting people to resources, and standing for those who cannot speak for themselves—led by faith and a commitment to defend and restore lives with purpose and compassion.
Follow their social media
Visit website →Texas
For Freedom Initiative
An organization that prevents human trafficking by equipping, educating, and empowering their community.
Follow their social media; Listen to the Talk for Freedom podcast; Fill out a Statement of Interest
Visit website →Texas
Elijah Rising
A nonprofit organization whose mission is to end sex trafficking through prayer, awareness, intervention, and restoration.
Become a volunteer; Attend an upcoming event; Request a van tour; Request a speaker; Apply for an internship
Visit website →Texas
Compass Connections
An organization whose mission is to meet the needs of the community's most vulnerable children and their caregivers; in September 2025, the organization was awarded a five-year grant to operate the National Human Trafficking Hotline.
View ways to get involved with the organization; Donate airline miles or travel vouchers for human trafficking survivors
Visit website →Texas
Children's Advocacy Centers of Texas (CACTX)
A statewide, evidence-based organization dedicated to protecting Texas children from abuse by supporting local children's advocacy centers that provide forensic interviews, medical and mental health services, coordinated investigations, and family advocacy.
Consider workplace giving
Visit website →Texas
Children at Risk
An organization that serves as a catalyst for change to improve the quality of life for children through strategic research, public policy analysis, education, collaboration, and advocacy.
Attend upcoming events; Read their featured resources; Request a speaker; Provide in-kind support or host a fundraiser
Visit website →Texas
Catalyst Ministries
A national Christian organization that provides a residential, restorative program, reaching and rescuing women who are survivors of human trafficking and exploitation.
Book a speaker; Become a volunteer; Join Catalyst Ministries' Prayer Network; Apply for an internship; Join a Work Day;
Visit website →Texas
C7 Human Trafficking Coalition
A collaboration of nonprofits, ministries, social service organizations, healthcare providers, mental health professionals, government agencies, first responders, and community leaders that work to combat human trafficking by bringing awareness, education, training, and victim services to the North Texas region.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Texas
Allies Against Slavery
A national organization harnessing data to illuminate and eradicate human trafficking alongside help allies identify, confront, and prevent exploitation.
Partner with the organization; Read their blog
Visit website →Texas
Aisling
This organization's mission is to eradicate human trafficking by disrupting and dismantling the trafficking industry at its core through collaboration, education and awareness; fostering safer communities where survivors are heard, protected and empowered.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Virginia
Youth For Tomorrow
An organization that provides children and families with the opportunity to focus their lives and develop confidence, skills, intellectual ability, spiritual insight and moral integrity - each based on Godly principles, resulting in positive changes to the benefit of the child, the family, the community, and the nation.
Donate based on their wishlist; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Virginia
The Salvation Army
One of the largest social service providers in the United States that is committed to serving their neighbors in need of assistance in every zip code throughout the nation; their organization provides programs that support human trafficking survivors on their journeys to safety, stability, and self-empowerment.
Become a volunteer; Fundraise; Make in-kind donations; Join their Advisory Boards and/or Councils; Follow their social media
Visit website →Virginia
The Lampstand
An organization that exists to empower the lives of those vulnerable to and affected by sexual exploitation through their residential program which provides a safe space and comprehensive trauma-informed care for girls who have experienced sexual exploitation.
Donate needed items; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon wishlist; Request a speaker
Visit website →Virginia
The Genieve Shelter
This organization strives to provide a safe refuge and supportive environment for the victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking through providing information, education, and training services that focus on ending the cycle of violence.
Make an in-kind donation; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Virginia
The Center for Global Justice
An organization that aims to equip Christian advocates who will promote the rule of law and seek justice for the world's downtrodden: the poor, the oppressed, and the enslaved.
Follow their social media; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Virginia
Tahirih Justice Center
A national, nonprofit organization that serves women, girls, and all immigrant survivors of gender-based violence and provides each survivor with free legal support and social services to secure their rights and build stable lives.
Host a fundraiser or make in-kind gifts based on their wishlists; Join their pro bono network; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Virginia
Survivor Ventures
An organization that provides trauma-informed programs for individuals impacted by human trafficking and exploitation through their services that focus on housing stability, employment, and holistic wellness.
Follow their social media; Read their news
Visit website →Virginia
Stone Haven
An organization whose mission is to walk alongside survivors of sexual exploitation in their journey of healing by providing survivor-centered, trauma-informed residential care in the Shenandoah Valley.
Become a volunteer; Follow their social media
Visit website →Virginia
Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA)
An organization whose mission is to end domestic violence and sexual assault through emergency shelter, crisis intervention, services, resources and community support.
Shop at Classy Seconds Thrift Shop; Become a volunteer; Donate needed shelter items
Visit website →Virginia
Samaritan House
An organization that helps people free themselves from domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and homelessness; The Hallow by Samaritan House is a licensed therapeutic group home for youth survivors of sex trafficking.
Become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Join Men Against Violence; Donate based on their current needs list; Fundraise for Samaritan House
Visit website →Virginia
Safe House Project
An organization whose mission is to identify trafficking victims and meet their most critical needs to unite communities to eradicate human trafficking and restore hope, freedom, and a future to every survivor.
Complete a training; Host a fundraiser; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Donate goods; Host a drive; Provide a meal
Visit website →Virginia
Safe Harbor
An organization that provides the support that survivors of sexual and domestic violence and human trafficking need to overcome their crisis and to transform their lives.
Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Complete a community outreach request; Host a third party fundraiser
Visit website →Virginia
Reset180
A Christian organization whose mission is to prevent human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation, disrupt the related networks, and restore those impacted.
Become a volunteer; Become a partner; Attend upcoming events; Request a speaker; Sign up for their newsletter; Start a fundraiser
Visit website →Virginia
Recover Hope
A Christian faith-based organization serving Chesterfield, Tri-Cities and surrounding counties that aims to stop human trafficking through its two-fold mission of community awareness and restoring survivors.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Follow their social media
Visit website →Virginia
Project Horizon
A recognized leader in efforts locally, throughout Rockbridge County, and statewide to address the pervasive problem of domestic, sexual violence and stalking by working directly with survivors and victims to providing education and violence prevention programs.
Make a donation to Lisa's House; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Virginia
New Creation VA
A nonprofit organization on a mission to creatively counteract human trafficking with a local heart and global approach; the organization provides prevention education to communities, businesses, families, and youth on the signs and dangers of human trafficking.
Attend their A Night of Light fundraiser; Shop their online store
Visit website →Virginia
Magnolia Rose Cottage
A non-profit organization that provides safe short-term emergency housing with direct advocacy services to rescue and stabilize survivors who have experienced sexual exploitation and trafficking in the Shenandoah Valley.
Donate supplies; Become a vendor in their downtown Staunton store; Visit their shop; Become a volunteer; Become an intern; Attend upcoming events; Read their blog
Visit website →Virginia
Legal Services of Northern Virginia
A nonprofit law firm that provides free, civil legal services to low-income, elderly, and disabled residents of Northern Virginia.
Attend upcoming events; Consider attorney volunteer opportunities
Visit website →Virginia
LAWS Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services
The organization that provides free, confidential services to all adults, youth and children who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, and child abuse.
Follow their Facebook; Shop at The Resourceful Woman Thrift Store; Make a donation; Participate in the LAWS Volunteer Program; Donate based on their wishlists; Read their blog
Visit website →Virginia
Latisha's House Foundation
A national organization committed to creating a world Free from Slavery that provides survivors with safe housing and services that enable them to be free.
Donate food items; Donate household items; Donate self-care items; Donate art supplies; Consider other ways to donate; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Virginia
Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center (LIVE)
The only organization in Virginia that both specializes in domestic and sexual violence and provides those services through bi-lingual and bi-cultural trained advocates; the organization strives to provide a safe, trustworthy, and accessible escape from abusive situations for members of Virginia's Latino community.
Become a volunteer; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Virginia
International Justice Mission (IJM)
An organization with the mission to protect people in poverty from violence by rescuing victims, bringing the criminals to justice, restoring survivors to safety and strength, and helping local law enforcement build a safe future that lasts.
Become an intern or fellow; Become a volunteer; Get involved in advocacy; Become an IJM Prayer Partner; Start a fundraiser; Become an ambassador and partner; Become an IJM Student Leader
Visit website →Virginia
Freekind
An organization that exists to prevent human trafficking in their communities and support survivors on their journey to freedom.
Become a business partner; Become a church partner; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Request a speaker
Visit website →Virginia
Freedom 4/24
An organization that exists to prevent human trafficking and exploitation, pursuing protection, dignity, and restoration for individuals and communities.
Attend upcoming events; Read their blog; Become an intern; Become a volunteer; Join a partner trip
Visit website →Virginia
Fear 2 Freedom (F2F)
An organization that provides students with innovative educational programs that are service-oriented in an effort to end sexual assault.
Shop at their store; Host a donation drive; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Donate based on their Target Wishlist; Intern or volunteer; Write a survivor;
Visit website →Virginia
Family Resource Center
An organization that offers cost-free, confidential help for people affected by sexual violence, domestic violence, stalking, abuse, or neglect in the counties of Bland, Carroll, Grayson, Smyth, Wythe, and Galax city.
Make an in-kind donation; Donate based on their wishlist; Become a volunteer; Request a training; Request a presentation
Visit website →Virginia
Family Crisis Support Services
An organization that offers services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault as well as those experiencing homelessness in the form of advocacy, accompaniment, support groups, rapid rehousing, homelessness prevention, emergency shelter, utility assistance, youth prevention programming, eviction prevention, and community education.
Become a volunteer; Visit their two thrift stores
Visit website →Virginia
Commonwealth Catholic Charities
An organization that provides life-changing human services to individuals and families throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Virginia
Children's Advocacy Centers of Virginia (CACVA)
A membership organization dedicated to helping communities respond in a trauma-informed, evidence-based way to child abuse.
Attend upcoming events; View their training opportunities
Visit website →Virginia
Ayuda
An organization that provides legal, social, and language services to help low-income immigrants in their neighborhoods access justice and transform their lives.
Join their email list; Support their pro bono program; Become a volunteer; Fundraise
Visit website →Virginia
Avalon Center
This organization works to end domestic and sexual violence by breaking the cycle of abuse through prevention, education, shelter and support services in the greater Williamsburg and Middle Peninsula communities.
Follow their social media; Become a volunteer; Donate in-kind gifts
Visit website →Virginia
Action in Community Through Service (ACTS)
An independent, private nonprofit that fosters hope, provides relief, and promotes self-sufficiency for their Prince William area neighbors in crisis.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Washington
Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT)
An organization that works to ensure that victims of trafficking receive all resources available to them and that human traffickers are identified, investigated, and prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law.
Attend info sessions
Visit website →Washington
Tronie Foundation
A leading organization dedicated to protecting children from trafficking and exploitation through innovative technology solutions, comprehensive training programs, and survivor-led advocacy.
Participate in a training
Visit website →Washington
The Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network (WARN)
A coalition of non-governmental organizations that provide direct services and intensive case management to victims of human trafficking in Washington State.
Become a volunteer; Provide essential items for survivors
Visit website →Washington
The Organization for Prostitution Survivors (OPS)
An organization founded, led by, and that centers survivors and facilitates recovery from the harms of prostitution, trafficking, and commercial sexual exploitation through trauma-informed services that empower their participants and community to heal from, and end, this system of violence.
Make an in-kind donation; Join their Volunteer Impact Program (VIP); Complete a training;
Visit website →Washington
The Genesis Project
An organization that exists to offer hope for a new life to girls and women leaving commercial sexual exploitation.
Donate needed items; Tour their center; Become a volunteer; Join the prayer team; Attend upcoming events; Apply for an internship; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Washington
The Anacortes Family Center
An organization whose mission is to serve homeless women, children, and families in crisis by providing shelter in addition to comprehensive transformational services to achieve long lasting personal success and self-sufficiency, and to prevent homelessness in their community through advocacy and by providing affordable housing options.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Donate based on their wishlist
Visit website →Washington
Shared Hope International
An organization dedicated to bringing an end to sex trafficking through their three-pronged approach – prevent, restore, and bring justice.
Support their campaigns and petitions; Become a Weekend Warrior; Host an event; Request a speaker; Become an Ambassador of Hope; Become a Defender; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Washington
Safety Compass
An organization that offers free and confidential advocacy services for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking in Northwest Oregon.
Make tangible donations; Sign up to volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Follow their social media
Visit website →Washington
REST: Real Escape from the Sex Trade
An organization that exists to expand pathways to freedom, safety, and hope in order to end sex trafficking.
Read their blog; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Request to view their webinar trainings; Attend upcoming events; Donate needed items; Host a fundraiser
Visit website →Washington
Refugee Women's Alliance (ReWA)
A non-profit, mutli-ethnic organization that promotes inclusion, independence, personal leadership, and strong communities by providing refugee and immigrant women and their families with culturally and linguistically appropriate services.
Become a volunteer; Make an in-kind donation; Read their blog
Visit website →Washington
Rebuilding Hope
An organization that provides support, promotes healing, and partners to end sexual violence through their values of empowerment, compassion, advocacy, accessibility, collaboration, and accountability.
Join their team, through volunteering or interning; Host an event; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Washington
Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative (Innovations HTC)
A nonprofit organization based in Olympia, WA whose mission is to engage first responders, tribes, and other stakeholders in eliminating human trafficking through solution-based knowledge and trauma-informed strategies; they aim to empower survivors to heal and build self-sufficient, affirming lives.
Request a training/speaker; Make an in-kind donation; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Washington
Freedom Collaborative
An organization that brings together a global community of civil society professionals, funders, policymakers, and corporate stakeholders working to prevent human trafficking, forced labor, and exploitation.
Listen to their podcast, Labor of Loss; Read their latest updates
Visit website →Washington
Engedi Refuge
An organization that provides safety and restoration for women who have experienced sexual exploitation or trafficking.
Stay connected to the organization; Make an in-kind donation; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Become a volunteer; Follow their social media; Read their blog
Visit website →Washington
Compassion Washington
An organization that unites with communities to share the compassion of Christ by providing free healthcare clinics and fighting human trafficking.
View their training materials; Follow their social media; Read their newsletter; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Washington
Atlas Free
An anti-sex trafficking nonprofit and global movement that aims to dismantle the business of sex trafficking.
Shop at the Atlas Free Shop; Become a business partner; Host a fundraiser; Follow their newsroom; Become a church partner
Visit website →Washington
API Chaya
An organization that empowers survivors of gender-based violence and human trafficking to gain safety, connection, and wellness by educating and mobilizing South Asian, Asian, Pacific Islander, and all immigrant communities to end exploitation, creating a world where all people can heal and thrive.
Request a speaker or training; Become a volunteer; Join community organizing
Visit website →Wisconsin
Women and Children's Horizons
An organization whose mission is to provide support, shelter, education, training and healing services to victims of sexual and domestic abuse, their families and the community.
Attend an upcoming event; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their general needs; Shop at Nifty Thrifty
Visit website →Wisconsin
United Migrant Opportunity Services' (UMOS) Latina Resource Center (LRC): Wisconsin Anti-Human Trafficking Program (WRAP)
A statewide program aimed at expanding the capacity of Wisconsin communities to identify and protect victims of labor and sex trafficking as well as enhance the quality and quantity of services available to victims and survivors.
Follow their social media; Request an anti-human trafficking training
Visit website →Wisconsin
The Women's Center
An organization that supports survivors of human trafficking with services including: emergency shelter, transitional living, individual advocacy, and support groups.
Attend upcoming events; Support their Back-to-School Drive; Shop their donation wishlists; Host a fundraiser; Donate your old cell phone; Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship
Visit website →Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Anti-Human Trafficking Consortium (WAHTC)
An organization designed to be demographically and geographically representative of all those that may have a role in responding to the issue of human trafficking in Wisconsin, as well as to include those with expertise from across the criminal justice system and victim services providers within the community.
Sign up to get involved
Visit website →Wisconsin
The Bridge to Hope
An organization whose mission is to provide support and healing to survivors and families while engaging with the community to recognize and prevent abuse.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Wisconsin
Sojourner
The most comprehensive provider of domestic violence prevention and intervention services in Wisconsin whose primary goals are to ensure the safety of victims of family violence and provide a pathway out of violence for victims and abusers through opportunities to make positive and lasting changes for themselves and their children.
Donate goods; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Host a fundraiser; Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Request a speaker
Visit website →Wisconsin
Redeem & Restore Center
A faith-based organization that loves, restores, and supports women who have been sexually exploited and trafficked, supporting the whole person: physically, mentally, relationally, emotionally, and spiritually.
Make an in-kind donation or donate to their Amazon Wishlist; Attend upcoming events; Listen to their podcast; Become a volunteer; Schedule a presentation/training
Visit website →Wisconsin
Lacey's Hope Project
A survivor-founded initiative devoted to shedding a light on the sex trafficking that happens every day, everywhere through community awareness and education.
Request a speaker; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Wisconsin
Hope House of South Central Wisconsin
An organization whose mission is to prevent abuse and provide support to victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Donate based on their wishlist; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Wisconsin
HER Alliance
An organization that empowers survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking, advances prevention through education, and fosters healing by building strong, collaborative community partnerships.
Shop their official merchandise; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Wisconsin
Grateful Girls
A non-profit organization that is geared to inspire, motivate and encourage girls, teens, and women of all ages and serve those that have escaped the sex-trafficking industry.
Read their news; Shop their merchandise; Follow their social media
Visit website →Wisconsin
Freedom Cry
A volunteer-based non-profit organization that operates through the generosity of individuals, churches, businesses, and community partners united in the mission to prevent human trafficking and restore hope to survivors.
Become a volunteer; Make an in-kind donation
Visit website →Wisconsin
Fight to End Exploitation
An organization whose mission is to eradicate exploitation and human trafficking throughout Southeast Wisconsin and empower those affected by the issue using a trauma-informed, victim-centered approach.
Host a donation drive; Read their listed ways to get involved, such as becoming a signal booster
Visit website →Wisconsin
Fierce Freedom
An organization that works to end the cycle of human trafficking and exploitation through educational programming that empowers communities and speaks to the worth and dignity of each individual.
Attend upcoming events; Listen, read, or watch their media resources; Participate in their Be Aware Hotel Training; Participate in their free training for law enforcement and advocacy
Visit website →Wisconsin
Exploit No More
An organization that creates pathways to end sex trafficking in the Greater Milwaukee area and remains dedicated to seeing all survivors of sexual exploitation treated with dignity and have access to supportive services and the ability to move forward to work toward their goals.
Follow their social media; Read their organizational news
Visit website →Wisconsin
Every Daughter
A group of women from Dane County churches who meet regularly to contact and offer assistance to women who are sexually exploited & trafficked in their community.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Wisconsin
End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin (End Abuse)
The only statewide coalition led by social policy advocates, attorneys, & experts working to support, connect, equip, empower, & lead social change organizations to end domestic abuse.
Follow their social media; Attend their trainings and upcoming events; Read their news
Visit website →Wisconsin
Damascus Road Project
An organization that is committed to preventing sexual exploitation through education, advocating for women impacted by sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation, supporting healing and restoration, and expanding compassionate resources for survivors throughout Wisconsin.
Participate in the Scarlet Cord Prayer Ministry; Donate to Pages of Hope; Become a volunteer; Request a training or a class for your group, organization, or business; Join a community event
Visit website →Wisconsin
Convergence Resource Center
An organization that provides support services for women rebuilding their lives after trauma with an emphasis on human trafficking survivors and justice involved women.
Attend upcoming events; Take the HEMAD pledge; Apply to become a volunteer; Follow their social media
Visit website →Wisconsin
Awaken
A faith-based non-profit organization whose mission is to increase awareness and education surrounding the issue of commercial sexual exploitation and to provide housing and restoration for its victims.
Become a volunteer; Apply for an Awaken Internship; Apply to join the Awaken Professional Network; Request a speaker; Shop at the Awaken Shop
Visit website →Wisconsin
5-stones
A non-profit organization that exists to educate today's youth to identify sex trafficking and sextortion behaviors and warning signs, through interactive presentations in classroom settings.
Become a volunteer; Schedule a training presentation; Read their news
Visit website →District of Columbia
The Human Trafficking Legal Center
An organization that fights to shift the balance of power from traffickers to survivors by ensuring survivors have access to justice and demand accountability from traffickers, governments, and corporations.
Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →District of Columbia
The Amara Legal Center
The only legal aid organization in the DC-metro region solely dedicated to providing trauma-informed legal services to survivors of sex trafficking and those who have been harmed by the commercial sex industry.
Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship
Visit website →District of Columbia
The Alliance to End Slavery and Trafficking (ATEST)
A U.S.-based coalition that advocates for solutions to prevent and end all forms of human trafficking and modern slavery around the world.
Read their blog; Follow their social media
Visit website →District of Columbia
Rights4Girls
An organization that advocates for the dignity and rights of young women and girls so that every girl can be safe and live a life free of violence and exploitation.
Sign up for their quarterly newsletter; Follow their social media
Visit website →District of Columbia
Polaris
A leading survivor-centered, justice- and equity-driven movement to end human trafficking and support survivors as they leave their situations and heal; the organization operated the U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline for nearly 20 years, connecting victims and survivors to support and services, and helping communities hold traffickers accountable.
Fundraise; Become a partner; Learn how to recognize human trafficking; Complete their Human Trafficking Training
Visit website →District of Columbia
Free the Slaves
A global leader in the movement to dismantle systems of exploitation and build a world where everyone can live in freedom and dignity based on their four strategic pillars: community action, policy and advocacy, movement building, and learning and impact.
Shop consciously; Follow their Facebook; Read the blog
Visit website →District of Columbia
Freedom Network USA (FNUSA)
An organization that mobilizes its collective strength to build a transformative approach to human trafficking that is grounded in anti-racism and anti-oppression.
Read their blog; Host a Facebook fundraiser; Consider membership
Visit website →District of Columbia
FAIR Girls
An organization whose mission is to end human trafficking one life at a time through survivor-centered and trauma-informed services, prevention, and housing.
Read their news; Attend upcoming events; Sign up for their newsletters; Donate via their wishlists; Become a volunteer; Request a training; View internship and career opportunities;
Visit website →District of Columbia
District Alliance For Safe Housing (DASH)
This organization provides emergency-to-transitional and transitional-to-permanent housing solutions and flexible financial assistance for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Make in-kind donations or fundraise; Donate based on their Target Community Wishlist; Follow their social media
Visit website →District of Columbia
Courtney's House
An organization dedicated to the relentless pursuit of justice and healing for children impacted by sexual exploitation and whose mission focuses on rescuing those ensnared in trafficking and providing them refuge and the resources needed to reclaim their lives.
Follow their social media
Visit website →District of Columbia
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Washington
This organization seeks to strengthen the lives of all in need by giving help that empowers and hope that lasts and is motivated by the gospel message of Jesus Christ and guided by Catholic social teaching; their Trafficking Victims Assistance Program provides support to survivors of human trafficking so that they can heal, get the justice they deserve, and have safe and empowered lives.
Make an in-kind donation; Participate in seasonal giving; Attend annual events
Visit website →Wyoming
Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (WCADVSA)
An organization committed to providing leadership, education, and systems advocacy to advance social change and end violence.
Become a Member of the WCADVSA
Visit website →Wyoming
Uprising
An organization that exists to empower communities, volunteers, and donors to confront human trafficking and exploitation through awareness, education, and outreach.
Keep up to date with news and press; Request a speaker; Shop at Uprising; Volunteer
Visit website →West Virginia
West Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force
An organization that proactively combats labor and sex trafficking and serves trafficking victims through multidisciplinary collaboration.
Attend an upcoming event; Request a training
Visit website →West Virginia
West Virginia Foundation for Rape Information and Services (WVFRIS)
West Virginia's state sexual assault coalition that provides information and resources to victims and those professionals seeking information to serve them, as well as those interested in preventing sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking.
Complete an online training; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →West Virginia
West Virginia (WV) Children's Justice Center Human Trafficking Project
A collaboration among local, state and federal agencies, nonprofits, law enforcement agencies, interested citizens and programs to combat the commercial exploitation and trafficking of children and to support trafficking survivors.
Attend upcoming events
Visit website →West Virginia
SAFE, Inc.
A non-profit organization dedicated to the aid of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking victims; and their children by providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, clothing, and meals.
Follow their social media
Visit website →West Virginia
Eden Spring
A residential home in the foothills of West Virginia dedicated to providing trauma-informed restorative care for women who have endured sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.
Apply for career and volunteer opportunities; Read their news
Visit website →West Virginia
CONTACT of Huntington
An organization that supports and advocates for survivors of sexual violence, stalking, and human trafficking and works to end victimization through prevention education throughout southwestern West Virginia.
Attend upcoming events; Collect physical items; Become a volunteer; Join the CONTACT Board of Directors; Utilize their free prevention education for schools, organizations, and individuals
Visit website →Vermont
WISE
An organization that provides crisis advocacy and support for people and communities affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, and trafficking within 23 towns of the Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Host a donation drive; Volunteer with WISE; Attend organizational events
Visit website →Vermont
Voices Against Violence
An organization that works towards the elimination of domestic and sexual violence and stalking through direct service, education, and systems change.
Become a volunteer; Host a fundraiser
Visit website →Vermont
Safeline
An organization that works to end physical, emotional, and sexual violence against women and children through direct service, education, advocacy, and social change.
Become a volunteer; Make an in-kind donation
Visit website →Vermont
Our Lady's Haven
A Catholic-rooted, parish-based response to the epidemic of human trafficking that provides a trauma-informed haven of healing for adult women and men in crisis.
Read their blog; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Vermont
Mosaic Vermont
A nonprofit organization and Washington County's sexual violence prevention and response agency that provides partnership, education, and consulting services for communities, businesses, and organizations as they build new models to address and prevent violence.
Participate in a training; Become a volunteer; Shop their merchandise
Visit website →Vermont
HOPE Works
An organization committed to serving the Chittenden County community and ending all forms of sexual violence by providing crisis counseling and advocacy for those whose lives have been affected by sexual violence.
Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Vermont
Give Way to Freedom
A private operating foundation that has created a collaborative network of professional alliances and community coalitions that provide rapid response and customized care to the victims of human trafficking.
Donate items; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Vermont
Clarina Howard Nichols Center
An organization that works to end domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking through advocacy, outreach and education, prevention, and social change.
View ways to get involved, such as becoming a volunteer or donating items
Visit website →Utah
The Utah Tourism Industry Association (UTIA): The No Room for Trafficking (NRFT) Program
A program that builds on the hotel and lodging industry's longstanding commitment to eradicate human trafficking by uniting around collective anti-trafficking efforts that meet the needs of today's hospitality employers and employees.
Complete their training
Visit website →Utah
The Elizabeth Smart Foundation
An organization that exists to drive social change in the fight against sexual violence through a thoughtful, trauma-informed approach that includes the perspectives of survivors and victims.
Shop their merchandise; Host a fundraiser; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Utah
Soap2Hope
A nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and advocating for individuals affected by sexual exploitation, trafficking, and substance abuse through harm reduction, street outreach, and direct support services.
Listen to their podcasts and media
Visit website →Utah
Our Rescue
An organization with the mission to end human trafficking and child exploitation while empowering survivors to reclaim their lives and thrive on their healing journey.
Complete their trainings; Start a fundraiser; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Utah
Northern Utah Trafficking Information Coalition (NUTIC)
An organization that serves the community in education, awareness, and prevention for those involved in human trafficking by raising public awareness about trafficking and online dangers, advocating for stronger laws and victim protections, and assisting survivors as they rebuild their lives.
Read their news; Join the Coalition; Host an event or session
Visit website →Utah
Malouf Foundation
An organization that exists to confront child sexual exploitation, specifically sex trafficking and online abuse by providing education, promoting healing, and furthering advocacy for survivors.
Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Utah
Journey of Hope
A nonprofit organization that helps women, girls aging out of state services, affected youth and LGBTQIA+ flee domestic violence, sexual abuse, and human trafficking, and provide case management services in Salt Lake City, as well as social advocacy and mentoring for vulnerable and marginalized communities across Utah.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Utah
Dahlia's Hope
An organization that provides multifacted, holistic, trauma-informed aftercare services by licensed and experienced therapists to survivors of sex trafficking and sexual violence.
Follow their social media; Host a fundraiser; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Utah
Aspen Magdalene House
An organization that provides a safe place for healing and a path to self-sufficiency by giving Utah sex trafficking victims the opportunity to be healed in state.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Utah
Asian Association of Utah
An organization that engages, equips, and empowers victims of human trafficking, refugees, and refugee youth to improve, become self-sufficient, and thrive through work that is trauma-informed and linguistically sensitive, delivered by specialized staff who journey with each individual and family.
Become a volunteer; Follow their social media; Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Utah
ALIGHT
A nonprofit that connects children, women, and men who have suffered human trafficking to free legal help at a critical point in their recovery.
Volunteer as a Social Media Ambassador, Grant Writing Associate, or Graphic Design Associate; Join the Board of Directors
Visit website →Tennessee
Wings Foundation
An organization with the mission to break the cycle of human trafficking by being a catalyst for awareness, by helping individuals transform their lives through collaborative action and community support, and by giving flight to the vulnerable to, once again, become the empowered.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
Willowbend Farms
A nonprofit organization with a mission to restore survivors of human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and sexual violence.
Become a volunteer; Shop their merchandise; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Tennessee
United Against Slavery (UAS)
An organization whose mission is to collect and disseminate recurring comprehensive frontline data to identify and document unresolved challenges and successes that impact more than 20 stakeholder groups; to combat human trafficking, to help victims and survivors of sex and labor trafficking, and to help those who work on their behalf.
Utilize their training resources
Visit website →Tennessee
Thistle Farms
A nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to helping women survivors recover and heal from prostitution, trafficking, and addiction by providing a safe place to live, a meaningful job, and a lifelong sisterhood of support.
Shop their apparel; Visit The Café at Thistle Farms; Shop at The Shop at Thistle Farms; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
The International Association of Human Trafficking Investigators (IAHTI)
A nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking through comprehensive education, heightened awareness, and the identification of red flags within at-risk communities and systems.
Become a volunteer; Complete an online training; Attend upcoming conferences
Visit website →Tennessee
The Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking (CCAHT)
An organization that unites and equips their community to end human trafficking by raising awareness, facilitating training and education, fostering collaborative efforts, and providing a specialized continuum of care, from prevention to restoration, through their program Grow Free TN.
Sign up for their newsletter; Request a specialized training; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
Tennessee Businesses Against Trafficking
A comprehensive statewide program led by the Tennessee Secretary of State's office that empowers businesses and organizations to fight human trafficking.
Complete a partner application
Visit website →Tennessee
Street Hope TN
An organization that works to eliminate the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children in Tennessee and provides a safe environment to foster hope and healing through Jesus Christ.
Become a volunteer; Follow their calendar of events
Visit website →Tennessee
Scarlet Rope
An organization that provides a holistic individual care plan for each woman in their program by implementing the six principles of trauma-informed care (TIC) into the care and support of their residents: Safety, Choice, Collaboration, Trustworthiness, Empowerment, and Culture.
Attend their upcoming events; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist; Join their Prayer Team; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
Rest Stop Ministries
A nonprofit faith-based organization dedicated to comprehensively restoring female survivors of domestic sex trafficking by following a housing-first model and providing holistic survivor-centered, trauma-informed care in a long-term residential community.
Donate based on their current needs; Shop Good Hope Farms; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
RestoreCorps by Freed Life
An organization that exists to eradicate human trafficking by holistically empowering survivors, equipping communities to identify and respond to human trafficking, and seeking justice through systemic change.
Become a volunteer; Host a drive
Visit website →Tennessee
Rescue 1 Global
An organization whose mission is to counter human trafficking and provide holistic restoration at home and around the world.
Read their blog; Become a volunteer; Attend their upcoming events; Become an ambassador; Donate to their Amazon Wish Lists; Shop at the Rescue 1 Global Shop
Visit website →Tennessee
Raising a Voice
An organization that aims to end human trafficking through gospel centered community transformation and global outreach.
Become an advocate for Magnolia Ministries
Visit website →Tennessee
Rahab House
A Christian nonprofit ministry that stands against human trafficking by providing immediate safety, meeting urgent tangible needs, and connecting survivors to restorative care.
Donate tangible donations; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Follow their social media
Visit website →Tennessee
Operation Rose
This organization's mission is to educate and create actionable solutions to prevent and combat human trafficking in Tennessee.
Become a volunteer; Schedule a workshop
Visit website →Tennessee
Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition
A faith-based organization whose mission is to rescue and restore women and children from the bondage of human trafficking and addiction.
Schedule a donation drop-off; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
Love's Arm
A nonprofit organization that provides love, advocacy, and support for women survivors of trafficking, addiction, and all forms of commerical sexual exploitation.
Shop at The Candle Cafe' of Love's Arm; Create a fundraiser; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist; Join their volunteer team; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Tennessee
Her Song
An organization that believes survivors of trafficking are resilient individuals on a journey to healing and freedom and provides a comprehensive range of survivor care services, including trauma-responsive victim outreach, holistic care coordination, and long-term residential survivor care.
Stock a safe home based on their wishlists; Become a volunteer; Read their blog
Visit website →Tennessee
Greater Grace Ministries
An organization with a two-fold mission: to shine the light on the darkness of human trafficking in East Tennessee and helping mamas make choices with compassion and grace through their "Save the Babies" initiative.
Follow their Facebook
Visit website →Tennessee
Blazing Hope Ranch
An organization that provides a safe, healing space for suvivors of human trafficking and fights against the continuation and spread of trafficking through education and community efforts.
Donate based on their current needs; Purchase with Purpose; Attend their upcoming events; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Tennessee
A Way Out
An organization with a mission to combat sexual exploitation, inform citizens of the harms of pornography, and rescue and restore the exploited.
Donate needed supplies; Become a volunteer; Donate based on the Amazon Wishlist; Attend their upcoming events
Visit website →Tennessee
Anderson County Family Justice Center
An organization that provides comprehensive services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, and human trafficking.
Donate based on their wishlist; Attend their upcoming events; Donate from their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Tennessee
AncoraTN
An organization that works tirelessly to nurture survivor healing and strategically combat human trafficking in Middle Tennessee through long-term, comprehensive aftercare services.
Sign up for a training; Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship; Subscribe to the AncoraTN Newsletter
Visit website →Tennessee
Aerial Recovery
An organization that fights to eliminate human trafficking through continuous reconnaissance and rescue missions alongside partner organizations.
Follow their social media; Sign up for their Online Basic Training; Purchase their merchandise
Visit website →South Dakota
Treasured Lives
South Dakota's one-of-a-kind survivor led nonprofit anti-trafficking advocacy organization with the mission to provide avenues of healing, safety, and hope for those exploited by sex trafficking.
Attend upcoming events; Visit the 2nd Time Reasures Shoppe; Request a training
Visit website →South Dakota
The South Dakota Coalition Ending Domestic and Sexual Violence (SDCEDSV)
The designated sexual assault coalition for the state of South Dakota, being such they offer their membership training and technical assistance specific to sexual assault throughout the year, on a consistent basis.
Become a member; Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →South Dakota
The Naomi Project
A nonprofit organization that aims to educate workers, especially immigrant workers, about what their rights are in the workplace and how they can exercise these rights as well as walks alongside survivors of human trafficking and labor exploitation.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →South Dakota
Siouxland Colaition Against Human Trafficking (SCAHT)
An organization that focused on prevention to work toward abolishing all forms of human trafficking through education, advocacy and collaboration.
Become an active SCHAT Board Member or promote Red Sand Projects throughout Siouxland; attend upcoming events
Visit website →South Dakota
Pathfinder Center
A nonprofit organization that seeks to provide a place of refuge for victims of human trafficking from all over South Dakota and to promote the growth and development of those we serve by empowering them to experience healing and wholeness while ensuring that each woman gains a sense of self-worth and the capacity to achieve her full potential.
Donate needed items; Schedule a training or book a booth for an event
Visit website →South Dakota
Esthers Rising Ministry
A faith based non-profit located in the Black Hills of South Dakota working to provide restorative care for adolescents who are at risk for or have experienced sexual exploitation or sex trafficking.
Apply to become a volunteer; Help build The Home; Shop their merchandise
Visit website →South Dakota
Call to Freedom South Dakota (CTF)
An organization that brings hope and wholeness to all individuals impacted by sex trafficking, labor trafficking, and commercial sexual exploitation by navigating a healing path through their continuum of care model.
Donate needed items; Become a volunteer; Support the organization with your purchase
Visit website →South Carolina
The Formation Project
A non-profit founded in Charleston, SC whose mission is to advance freedom, justice, and prosperity for survivors of human trafficking through services, advocacy, and collaboration.
Become a volunteer or host a Conversation for Change; Donate based on their Amazon Gift List
Visit website →South Carolina
Switch
A grassroots organization leading the movement to end sex trafficking and sexual exploitation in the Upstate of South Carolina by empowering God's people with practical opportunities, educating their community, protecting their youth, eliminating the demand, intervening for victims, and restoring the lives of survivors.
Fill in an event request; Become a volunteer
Visit website →South Carolina
Pathways to Healing
An organization whose mission is to end sexual violence through advocacy, education, and supportive services with the vision of healthy survivors thriving in a community free of sexual violence.
Request a prevention education program; Become a volunteer; Donate to their Amazon Survivor Wish List
Visit website →South Carolina
Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas
A faith-based health and human services organization serving children, families, and seniors in the Carolinas; their Trafficking Victim Assistance Program (TVAP) provides comprehensive case management services to foreign-born survivors of human trafficking in the Raleigh-Durham area and the Midlands of South Carolina.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →South Carolina
Lighthouse for Life
A faith-based organization that fights to eradicate human trafficking by educating their community and empowering survivors.
Attend upcoming events; Request a training; Join Prayer Warriors; Serve as an individual, church, or business; Become a Lighthouse for Life Ambassador
Visit website →South Carolina
Kay Phillips Child Advocacy Center
A nonprofit agency that seeks to provide a coordinated, evidence-based response to child abuse that reduces trauma and provides treatment for the children and families in our community in a safe child-focused environment.
Become a volunteer; Donate to the Kids Care Program; Support the Operation E.L.F. Program; Attend upcoming events; Request a prevention training; Follow their Facebook
Visit website →South Carolina
Julie Valentine Center
An organization whose mission is to provide hope and healing to those who have been impacted by child abuse or sexual assault.
Donate based on the agency wishlist; Become a volunteer; Attend training opportunities
Visit website →South Carolina
Jasmine Road
An organization whose mission is to provide a path to healing and economic opportunity for women survivors of sex trafficking, prostitution and addiction.
Donate based on their needed items; Request a speaker; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Shop Jasmine Kitchen
Visit website →South Carolina
Hopeful Horizons
A nonprofit children's advocacy, domestic violence and sexual assault victim service organization that works to create safer environments by promoting respect, safety, and non-violence and offering a path to healing.
Donate goods or in-kind gifts; Submit a volunteer application; Donate based on their wish list; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →South Carolina
Doors to Freedom
This organization provides safe places for survivors of sex trafficking to experience a transformed life by lovingly supporting each individual as she overcomes her traumatic past and receives total restoration: body, soul, and spirit.
Apply to become a volunteer; Donate to their Amazon Wish Lists; Join the "Her Community Cares" Challenge; Attend upcoming events; Purchase from Her Store
Visit website →South Carolina
Dickerson Children's Advocacy Center (DCAC)
This organization has the mission to deliver comprehensive assessment and treatment services to children ages 0-18 who have experienced physical or sexual abuse, serving families across the Midlands of South Carolina with compassion, care, and collaboration.
Donate needed items; Apply for the DCAC Internship Program; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →South Carolina
Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center
An organization whose mission is to to lead and coordinate a child-focused, community-wide response to prevent abuse, protect children, and heal families.
Become a volunteer; Apply for available job or internship opportunities
Visit website →South Carolina
Blue Dragonfly
An organization that provides survivors of human trafficking with safe spaces, essential resources, advocacy, and support to help them heal, grow, and regain their independence.
Schedule a presentation or training; Donate Freedom Bags; Purchase from their shop; Become a partner; Follow their social media
Visit website →Rhode Island
Sojourner House
A nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote healthy relationships by providing culturally sensitive support, advocacy, housing, and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking; and to effect systems change.
Sign up for their newsletter; Follow their press and media; Become an intern; Participate in events and trainings; Host a donation drive; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Rhode Island
Project Weber/RENEW
Rhode Island's Center for Harm Reduction and Recovery Services that provides harm reduction recovery support services, builds relationships with the people that they serve, and fights for systemic change.
Contac the organization to give supplies; Become a volunteer; Attend their events
Visit website →Rhode Island
Day One
The only agency in Rhode Island that is specifically organized to deal with issues of sexual assault as a community concern by providing treatment, intervention, education, advocacy, and prevention services to Rhode Islanders of all ages, from preschool children to elder adults.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Donate art supplies; Support survivors with clothing donations
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Worthwhile
A non-profit that exists to reach and restore women who have been affected by human trafficking, both labor and sex trafficking, by providing them with comprehensive care, which includes housing, employment, counseling, and various other services.
Participate in Words of Worth (A National Mural Tour and Student Workshop Experience) at your school; Become a volunteer through Project & Events, The Well, or Worthwhile Thrift in Pumsteadville, Collegeville, and Horsham; Fundraise or request a speaker
Visit website →Pennsylvania
The Villanova Law Institute to Address Commercial Sexual Exploitation (CSE)
The organization educates and provides technical assistance to those who respond to commercial sexual exploitation in Pennsylvania, the United States, and beyond, promoting victim-centered, trauma-informed multidisciplinary collaboration.
Partner with the CSE Institute; Read their news
Visit website →Pennsylvania
She's Somebody's Daughter
A public charity that exists to erase lines of separation that isolate those affected by sexual exploitation.
Become a volunteer; Host an event
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Human Trafficking
An organization dedicated to providing resources and supporting victims of human trafficking through a holistic, survivor-centered approach that emphasizes safety, empowerment, and healing.
Support their research; Buy/read their books
Visit website →Pennsylvania
NOVA: Bucks Coalition Against Trafficking (BCAT)
The comprehensive victim services organization in the County that serves all victims of crime and provides prevention education services; the BCAT is a NOVA project whose mission is to eradicate human trafficking in Bucks County through victim identification, community education, enhancement of arrests and prosecution of traffickers, legislative advocacy, and a coordinated response of survivor services.
Apply for a BCAT Subcommittee; Start a fundraiser or help raise awareness
Visit website →Pennsylvania
North Star Initiative
An organization that, motivated by the love of Jesus, works to end trafficking and empower survivors to reclaim their lives they were created to enjoy through healing their whole person.
Shop their merchandise; Book a speaker; Donate based on their wishlist and needed items; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Purchase from the Florissant Collective
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA) Task Force Against Human Trafficking
A collaborative, multi-disciplinary effort to establish and incorporate best practices to identify and serve victims and at-risk populations, investigate and prosecute perpetrators, and increase overall awareness of the purpose of preventing and eliminating exploitation and human trafficking, and assisting victims suffering from these crimes to achieve restoration and justice.
Request a presentation
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Learning to Live Beloved Ministries
An organization whose mission is to provide a haven of hope, healing, and restoration for female survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Donate to their laundry and bath wishlist; Donate to their bedrooms wish list
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Justice House of Hope
A non-profit organization that strives to raise awareness of and intervene in the exploitation of youth sex and labor trafficking victims in Pennsylvania by supporting youth survivors in overcoming life challenges and addressing their immediate physical, emotional, spiritual, mental, social, and educational needs in a safe, caring, and structured environment.
Donate needed supplies; Reach out to become a volunteer
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Hope Inspire Love
An organization working hard to fight and put an end to human trafficking, child and sex exploitation and abolish modern-day slavery.
Shop their merchandise; Attend their upcoming events; Host a fundraiser; Request a professional training; Become a volunteer or intern; Sign up for their newsletter; Book a speaker
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Greenlight Operation
A nonprofit headquartered in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania that is on a mission to strategically combat human trafficking and serve sex trafficked women through a continuum of restorative care.
Donate items; Become an intern; Request a seminar; Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Read their blog
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Eden's Farm
An organization that exists to provide a safe place, trauma-informed holistic care, and resources to survivors of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.
Shop their merchandise; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Delaware County Victim Assistance Center
A private non-profit agency that addresses the effects of trauma on the community and on the individual and provides comprehensive direct services to any victim of rape, other sexualt assault, or other serous crimes, and to significant persons in the victim's life.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Dawn's Place
Philadelphia's first residential recovery home and program for women recovering from the trauma of trafficking and exploitation through their year-long residential program that combines intensive therapy in a non-judgemental environment.
Book a presentation; Keep up to date on their news and events
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Covenant House Pennsylvania
The state's largest non-profit organization supporting homeless, trafficked, and at-risk youth by offering a safe place and comprehensive services to help youth ages 13-24 achieve stability, independence, and success.
Attend events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Centre Safe
An organization whose mission is to empower survivors of sexual violence, relationship violence, and stalking and to work towards the elimination of such violence.
Request a training; Become a volunteer; Donate needed items; Engage in their recommended reading; Join a Board Committee; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Bloom For Women
A faith-based organization rooted in the Christian tradition that provides sanctuary and a continuum of care to heal, empower and employ survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Attend upcoming events; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Become a volunteer; Become a prayer partner; Purchase from their shop; Support My Sister's Closet
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Blackburn Center
This organization provides services to survivors and victims of domestic and sexual violence and other types of violence and crime in Westmoreland County, and presents education programs across this community.
Donate based on the Shelter Needs List; Become a volunteer; Take their pledge; Learn how to be an ally; Read their blog
Visit website →Pennsylvania
AWARE, Inc.
Mercer County's comprehensive domestic and sexual violence agency, offering judgment-free support to anyone facing abuse and providing immediate help, hope, and a safe path forward for individuals.
Apply for an internship
Visit website →Pennsylvania
Arise
An organization that empowers and advocates for those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and other violence crimes while also inspiring and educating citizens to create safer communities and break the cycle of violence.
Become a volunteer; Participate in upcoming campaigns and events; Make an in-kind donation
Visit website →Oregon
Safety Compass Oregon
A nonprofit organization that offers free and confidential advocacy services for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking in Northwest Oregon.
Donate tangible donations; Become a volunteer; Attend an upcoming event
Visit website →Oregon
One's Purpose
The organization aims to spread awareness and provide education to their community and beyond to help meet the needs of sex trafficking victims, support survivors through mentorship and relationship with the end goal of reintegration.
Book an intervention meet or join the organization at their next event; Shop at the organization's shop
Visit website →Oregon
New Avenues for Youth
An organization that supports the safety, needs, and rights of people ages 12-25 who are experiencing sex trafficking or exploitation, trading sex, or are at risk.
Become a volunteer; Consider in-kind donations; Host a fundraiser; Attend an event
Visit website →Oregon
Morrison Child and Family Services
The organization is a nationally recognized leader in behavioral health care, dedicated to providing high-quality, trauma-informed programs and services to children and families; Support, Achieve their goals, Grow, and become Empowered (SAGE) Residential Program provides long-term treatment and stabilization for survivors of sex trafficking, ages 11-17.
Become a volunteer, as an individual or as a group; apply for an internship
Visit website →Oregon
In Our Background
The organization links arms across Oregon and America to fight human trafficking through education, mobilization, and partnership.
Volunteer remote or in-person; Request a training
Visit website →Oregon
Guardian Group
A nonprofit organization that prevents and disrupts the sex trafficking of women and children in the United States.
Purchase their gear; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Oregon
Center for Hope and Safety
A nonprofit organization that provides a safe environment for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking and educates the public about issues surrounding victimization.
Donate items; Volunteer or become an intern; Partner with the organization through a donation drive, group volunteering, or request a training
Visit website →Oregon
Cascade Youth & Family Center
The organization offers a continuum of services to kids and families, and to the vulnerable population living on the street; this organization provides the coordination for the Deschutes County Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) Response Team.
Host a fundraiser; Consider in-kind giving based on current needs; Engage on social media; Volunteer
Visit website →Oregon
A Village for One
An organization that aims to bring the talents and gifts of their community together to create an opportunity to serve each child that has been impacted by sexual exploitation in their local community.
Become a volunteer; Sign-up for their newsletter; Attend an upcoming event
Visit website →Oregon
At:project (Anti-Trafficking Project)
The organization works directly with victims and survivors of human trafficking, to assist in connecting them to community resources and support at any stage from crisis to stabilization.
Attend upcoming events; Request a training
Visit website →Oklahoma
Women's Resource Center
An organizaiton that provides free, confidential support to individuals of all genders experiencing domestic violence, sexual violence, and/or stalking in Cleveland County, OK.
Utilize their outreach and training services
Visit website →Oklahoma
Wings of Hope Family Crisis Services
An organization that aims to break the cycle of violence by providing safety, hope, and empowerment through comprehensive and confidential services to individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and child abuse or neglect.
Support The Thrifty Butterfly Boutique; Join their team, such as volunteering; Read their organizational news; Request a speaker
Visit website →Oklahoma
The Spring
Oklahoma's only certified, faith-based service provider for victims of abuse and trafficking and their children through emergency crisis shelter, transitional living, and non-residential services.
Make an in-kind donation; Become a volunteer; Schedule a training; Become a prayer partner; Read organizational news updates; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Oklahoma
The Red Cord
An organization that exists to join individuals and organizations within the community and surrounding communities of Lawton, OK with the end goal of wiping out the injustice of human trafficking.
Become a volunteer; Follow their social media; Request a training
Visit website →Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Lantern Project
A subset of The Lantern Project, a non profit organization designed to train and empower companies and individuals to make a positive social impact in the fight against sex trafficking and sexual exploitation; the organization specifically supports the Native Nastions and their communities.
Join their network; Utilize their resources
Visit website →Oklahoma
The Demand Project (TDP)
An organization that exists to eradicate child trafficking, online enticement, child sexual abuse material, and the commercial sexual exploitation of children.
Follow their social media; Purchase their merchandise; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Schedule a prevention presentation; Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Oklahoma
Surayya Anne Foundation
An organization that aims to empower women, children and families through humanitarian programs and initiatives, specifically serving the working poor, the homeless, survivors of domestic violence, refugees and immigrants, and the mentally and physically ill.
Become a volunteer; Provide in-kind donations; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Oklahoma
Oklahoma Coalition Against Human Trafficking (OCAT)
An organization whose mission is to advance a multidisciplinary response to all forms of human trafficking by focusing on prevention, protection, prosecution and partnerships, while preserving the trust and dignity of victims/survivors.
Read their latest news; Become a member
Visit website →Oklahoma
No Boundaries International
An organization that helps people affected by trauma, poverty, homelessness, human trafficking, and other crises by bringing healing, providing training, and offering Christ-centered outreach to empower individuals to live in freedom and purpose.
Become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon Wishlist; Request a speaker; SIgn up for their newsletter
Visit website →Oklahoma
Flourish Homes
An organization that provides a Christian home for vulnerable young women to receive emotional and spiritual healing while equipping them with life skills and education so they can flourish and aims to decrease homelessness, incarceration, recidivism, and human trafficking.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Oklahoma
Dragonfly
Oklahoma's only state-certified nonprofit dedicated exclusively to human trafficking survivor services that serves as a non-residential support hub — providing therapy, case management, legal advocacy, medical care, housing assistance, and more — completely free of charge, to every person who walks through their doors.
Donate based on their urgent needs; Become a volunteer; Read their blog
Visit website →Oklahoma
DaySpring Villa
Oklahoma's first faith-based certified shelter for domestic violence victims and the first shelter of its kind in the state for adult survivors of human sexual trafficking.
Coordinate a church partnership; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their Wish List and Needs List
Visit website →North Dakota
Youthworks
An organization that helps ensure that every youth has a safe place to belong and be heard; their Anti-Human Trafficking program provides direct service and intensive case management to young survivors of human trafficking, including sex and labor trafficking.
Attend upcoming events; Purchase their merchandise; Apply for their Youth Advisory & Leadership Board (YALB)
Visit website →North Dakota
Unseen
A nonprofit organization that aims to accelerate the growth of anti-trafficking and root cause organizations to impact more people globally, envisioning a world where exploiters are stopped, vulnerable people have livelihoods, and trafficking survivors pursue lives of freedom and impact.
Learn the signs of human trafficking; Sign up for email updates; Become a Defender
Visit website →North Dakota
The Dakota Children's Advocacy Center
A community-based, child-focused organization that works alongside a multidisciplinary team to coordinate the community's response to incidents of child sexual abuse with the goal of promoting healing and justice for victims and their families.
Attend trainings or events; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Dakota
31:8 Project
A nonprofit organization with the mission to equip and challenge their communities to recognize and respond to human trafficking through education, advocacy, and services that support survivors.
Contribute to their Amazon or Walmart Wishlist; Purchase their merchandise
Visit website →North Carolina
Vigilante Truth
An organization dedicated to ending sex trafficking in the USA by eliminating the demand for a product that drives a criminal industry that strips women of their dignity and safety.
Book a speaker; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
True Justice
An organization whose mission is to fight human trafficking in our local communities through Christ-centered strategic initiatives with the goal to reach, raise up and restore.
Donate to their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →North Carolina
The North Carolina Association of Human Trafficking Investigators
An organization whose mission is to enhance the professional response to human trafficking by providing advanced training, fostering collaboration among agencies, and supporting the rigorous investigation and prosecution of trafficking crimes.
Register for an upcoming event
Visit website →North Carolina
The NC Coalition Against Human Trafficking
A group of professionals from multiple fields (including law enforcement, legal services, social services, policy, etc.) that works to raise awareness about human trafficking across North Carolina, support efforts to prosecute traffickers, and identify and assist victims.
Attend upcoming meetings; Attend upcoming events and training opportunities
Visit website →North Carolina
The Mission Haven
A nonprofit organization creating a safe, restorative community for girls who have survived Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking (DMST) by meeting them with compassion, dignity, and expert care.
Read their blog; Contact them to become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
The Hundred Movement
An organization that exists to walk alongside survivors of sex trafficking on their journey to healing and finding safety, purpose, and belonging through trauma-informed counseling, safe housing, and practical support.
Follow their social media; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
The Bridge International
An organization that aims to empower and support all individuals who have experienced human trafficking by bridging the gaps between underserved communities, local services, and community awareness.
Become a volunteer; Stay up to date via their Facebook; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Shop with their business partners
Visit website →North Carolina
Survivor Network NC (SNNC)
A survivor-led nonprofit dedicated to empowering survivors of human trafficking as they rebuild their lives and step into their full potential by providing community, mentorship, and professional development for those ready to move beyond trauma and into a new chapter of growth.
Sign up to get involved; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →North Carolina
Streetlight North Carolina
A nonprofit organization that reaches out to women trapped in the grip of the adult entertainment industry and walks alongside them as they find freedom and their true identity in Christ.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Stand Against Trafficking USA
A faith-based organization that helps survivors of sexual exploitation in the U.S. heal, dream, and succeed through their core values of compassion, dignity, hope, collaboration, and education.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Ship Outreach
A faith-driven nonprofit serving Southeast Raleigh whose programs focus on food insecurity, poverty alleviation, crime prevention, healthy living, employment readiness, life skills training, and human trafficking intervention.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Shining Light in Darkness
An organization that faithfully cares deeply for survivors of rape crisis, sexual violence, domestic violence, and human trafficking, especially those in underserved communities, so they can heal and rebuild their lives.
Attend upcoming events; Become an intern; Host an event; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Shield North Carolina
An organization that prioritizes collaboration to combat human trafficking in North Carolina through empowerment, prevention, and advocacy.
Host a fundraiser; Request a group training or attend a Human Trafficking 101 Session; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →North Carolina
Shelter Home of the Foothills
A dedicated non-profit organization committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence, rape, sexual assault, and human trafficking through comprehensive trauma-informed care, emergency shelter, and advocacy services.
Become a volunteer; Donate based on the Shelter Home Foothills Wish List
Visit website →North Carolina
Safelight
A nonprofit agency that provides support for survivors of violence, abuse, and exploitation by making it possible for individuals and families to be free of abuse or violence.
Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Support the Safelight Resale Store; Eat at the Safelight's Dandelion Cafe; Purchase from the Dandelion Cafe Product Line; Become a volunteer; Donate based on their wishlists
Visit website →North Carolina
R.E.A.C.H. of Macon County
An organization whose mission is to eradicate domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking crimes in Macon County, through prevention, intervention, and educational services.
Donate needed items to the REACH VanDrake Shelter; Shop at REACH for Bargains; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Randolph County Family Crisis Center
An organization that serves people in crisis from domestic and family violence, sexual assault, rape, child abuse, and human trafficking while working to eliminate these issues in their community.
Donate to active campaigns
Visit website →North Carolina
Project Lost Sheep
An organization that partners with community, law enforcement, and aftercare providers to locate and liberate victims of human trafficking across the United States.
Attend upcoming events; Shop their merchandise; Stay informed through their news
Visit website →North Carolina
Project Light Rowan
An organization that works to prevent exploitation, equip our community, and support those impacted by human trafficking and online exploitation.
Contact the organization to request a training or become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Present Age Ministries
A nonprofit organization committed to combating the sexual abuse, exploitation and trafficking of teen girls by equipping communities to identify at-risk teen girls through prevention and awareness education and to support survivors through holistic, individualized care.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Request Present Age Ministries to participate in your event
Visit website →North Carolina
Onslow Victims Center
A non-profit organization that provides free confidential services for victims of violent gender based crimes through community and court advocacy, 24/7 Crisis Line, case management, temporary emergency shelter, and linkage to community resources.
Become a volunteer; Host a fundraiser; Complete the OVC Wish List; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Apply for an internship; Request a presentation; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →North Carolina
One More Child
An organization that provides Christ-centered services to vulnerable children and struggling families; the organization helps trafficking survivors begin a new life by providing expert leadership, holistic care, and powerful advocacy.
Request a speaker; Volunteer and/or register for the Anti-Trafficking:101 video course available in English and Spanish
Visit website →North Carolina
Onehope Refuge
A group of individuals, compelled by God's command through the influence of Christ Jesus, to extend a helping hand to those defenseless, oppressed, poor, hungry, vulnerable, orphaned, and sick – those who've lost hope.
Stay connected; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
NC Stop Human Trafficking
An organization that envisions a state free of human trafficking through creating communities actively working to abolish human trafficking.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Apply for an internship
Visit website →North Carolina
Project No Rest
A statewide project to increase awareness and prevention around human trafficking and how it affects children and young people in North Carolina with the goal of shining a light into the shadow that is human trafficking and reducing the number of youth trafficked while improving the lives of those affected by trafficking.
Review their listed ways to get involved
Visit website →North Carolina
Magnolia Hope
An organization that provides life-changing residential rehabilitation to victims of child sex trafficking and exploitation by operating as a confidential, faith-based program focused on trauma recovery, education, and rebuilding self-worth.
Fundraise or host an event; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →North Carolina
Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas
A faith-based health and human services organization serving children, families, and seniors in the Carolinas; their Trafficking Victim Assistance Program (TVAP) provides comprehensive case management services to foreign-born survivors of human trafficking in the Raleigh-Durham area and the Midlands of South Carolina.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Life 107
An organization that aims to eliminate sex trafficking and empower those affected by the sex trade industry to live free, abundant lives.
Join The Ministry of Intercession; Link your Amazon account to Life107 Ministries
Visit website →North Carolina
Legal Aid of North Carolina
The nonprofit law firm for the state that provides free legal assistance to those who need it most—because everyone deserves representation when their home, health, or livelihood is at risk.
Become a pro bono volunteer; Attend CLE (Continuing Legal Education)
Visit website →North Carolina
Legacy of Hope International
A non-profit organization that exists to prevent and eliminate human trafficking and abuse with the mission to increase community growth and economic development rhough educational and public health inititaitves while objectivingely Educating, Empowering, and Elevating those most at risk of being forced, deceived, and/or coerced into slavery.
Become an intern or volunteer; Attend community outreach and trainings
Visit website →North Carolina
Lantern Rescue
A non-profit organization that exists to liberate victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation through a unique approach centered on partnering with and mentoring local law enforcement in each region they serve.
View ways to get involved
Visit website →North Carolina
Kiran
An organization whose mission is to end the cycle of abuse and to serve and empower South Asian survivors of domestic violence in North Carolina by providing culturally specific services and comprehensive economic, social and community resources.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer or intern
Visit website →North Carolina
Justice Ministries
An organization committed to combating sex trafficking and sexual exploitation of women, with a focus on rescue and housing, through reaching out, relocation, and rising up.
Become a volunteer; Stay updated; Shop Lantern Gear
Visit website →North Carolina
JusticeMatters
A nonprofit law firm that addresses the roots (causes) and repercussions (impacts) of human trafficking by helping clients overcome legal barriers to safety, stability, and services.
Become a volunteer; Apply to internships; Request a speaker
Visit website →North Carolina
Help, Incorporated: Center Against Violence
A nonprofit agency that provides emergency and ongoing services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, human trafficking, and elder maltreatment.
Request a speaker; Become a volunteer; Request a training
Visit website →North Carolina
H.A.V.E.N Children's Advocacy Center
An organization that aims to reduce the trauma of violence committed against children, to educate the community about these in effort to prevent future violence, and to strengthen the prosecution of offenders.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
Gate Beautiful
An organization whose mission is to offer a clear path to freedom to men, women, and children caught in the snare of human trafficking, prostitution, or addiction by providing rapid response, case management, and individualized restoration planning.
Join their Victim Advocate Team or Faith in Action Outreach; Donate needed commodities
Visit website →North Carolina
Friend to Friend
A non-profit organization whose mission is to help survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking rebuild their lives by offering prevention, intervention, and holistic recovery services and support for survivors.
Read their blog; Make an in-kind donation based on their wishlist; Purchase something from their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Join Moore County's Human Trafficking Task Force
Visit website →North Carolina
Five14 Revolution
An organization that exists to prevent human trafficking and sexual exploitation by bringing God's hope, healing, and freedom to women in places of vulnerability.
Become a volunteer; View other ways to get involved, such as hosting a Lunch & Learn or invite the organization to speak
Visit website →North Carolina
First Fruit Ministries
An organization that seeks to share God's unconditional love through outreach and supportive housing for those experiencing hunger, homelessness, and human trafficking.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →North Carolina
Fields of Hope
An organization dedicated to providing hope, healing, and empowerment for survivors of sex trafficking while raising awareness and prevention.
Sign up for their newsletter; Shop their handmade products
Visit website →North Carolina
Daughters of Worth
An organization that empowers survivors of trafficking and exploitation to find hope for their lives and freedom for their futures by providing trauma-informed, comprehensive support that includes training, prevention education, direct services, and relocation assistance.
Request prevention education through the Empower Her: Prevention Education Registration Form; Request professional development
Visit website →North Carolina
Dahlia Grove
A nonprofit justice enterprise seeking to empower and employ women survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence and sexual exploitation.
Become a volunteer; Visit them at the Cotswold Farmers Market or Community Café
Visit website →North Carolina
Cry Freedom Missions
An organization that reaches, rescues, and restores survivors of human trafficking through jail and hotel outreaches and partnerships with law enforcement.
Attend organizational events; Use their event space rental and catering services; Request a speaker; Complete a volunteer interest application; Shop at their online shop; Donate or shop at their Thrift Shoppe
Visit website →North Carolina
Crossroads
A nonprofit organization that promotes hope, healing, and empowerment to survivors of sexual violence, exploitation, and maltreatment through holistic care, community outreach, and advocacy.
Complete the volunteer form; Host a fundraiser
Visit website →North Carolina
Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy
An organization that pursues justice for those in need and works to build a just community where all people are treated fairly and have access to legal representation to meet their basic human needs of safety, security and stability.
Apply for an internship; Subscribe to their newsletter
Visit website →North Carolina
Changing Destinies Ministry
A public charity with the mission to provie a place of refuge for sex trafficking women through a Christ-centered residential program.
Donate based on their needs list; View the overarching ways to get involved; Request a speaker; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →North Carolina
Cabarrus Dream Center
An organization with the goal of uniting local organizations to provide a centralized location where individuals are provided with various resources pertaining to alleviation of poverty, homelessness, drug abuse/addiction, family crises, human trafficking, behavioral health challenges, and housing disparity.
Sign up to get involved; Support their partner organizations
Visit website →North Carolina
Beloved Haven
An organization that provides comprehensive support and resources to incarcerated and justice-involved women who have experienced sexual exploitation, trauma, or vulnerability to trafficking, guiding them toward stability, healing, and hope.
Follow their social media; Become a Beloved Haven Ambassador; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
AbolitionNC
An organization that envisions a community free from human trafficking by partnering to combat human trafficking through awareness and prevention.
Become a volunteer; Request to present Bring to Light: Unveiling Truth about Human Trafficking to your group
Visit website →North Carolina
A Safe Place
An organization that provides a safe place for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking through relationships, empowerment, and opportunities.
Donate everyday needs; Participate in a community training; Become a volunteer
Visit website →North Carolina
A Safe Home for Everyone (A.S.H.E.)
The sole provider of services to survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault, and their loved ones, in Ashe County, NC with the aim of building partnerships, providing educational programs, and connecting people to resources.
Become a volunteer or apply for an internship
Visit website →North Carolina
A Fresh Start CLT Inc
An organization committed to empowering survivors to break the cycle of abuse and addiction by providing addiction and holistic counseling for human trafficking survivors and their children.
Become a volunteer; Request a speaker; Follow their social media
Visit website →New York
Worker Justice Center of New York
An organization with the mission to pursue justice for those denied human rights with a focus on agricultural and other low wage workers, through legal representation, community empowerment and advocacy for institutional change; their human trafficking program focuses on investigating and interrupting human trafficking schemes, while working to transform the culture of the anti-trafficking field by leading victim-centered training programs for service providers and law enforcement.
Read their news and updates
Visit website →New York
Urban Justice
The organization advocates for a just, fair, and decent society, and mentrs the next generation of social justice leaders; the mission of their Sex Workers Project is to advance the safety, dignity, and rights of sex workers and trafficking survivors in New York City.
Sign up for their newsletter; View available career opportunities
Visit website →New York
United to Fight Against Human Trafficking (UNITAS)
An organization who works to disrupt human trafficking and exploitation through education, intervention, and survivor support.
Book UNITAS for human trafficking training, consulations, and speaking engagements; Follow their social media
Visit website →New York
The Potter's Hands Foundation
An organization whose goal is to help females who have been trapped by the oppression of abuse to find wholeness, healing, and a sense of self-worth, while providing a safe place for them to grow, heal, and be free from the cruelty they have endured.
Regift items to the organization; Purchase from their store; Become a volunteer; Request a speaker
Visit website →New York
The New York State Anti-Trafficking Coalition (NYSATC)
A network of scores of New York State organizations and individuals that increases public awareness of human trafficking in our communities, enacts groundbreaking anti-trafficking laws, improves law enforcement response to human trafficking, and expands social services to assist and empower victims and survivors of human trafficking and related forms of commercial sexual exploitation.
Email the organization to join their team
Visit website →New York
Sanctuary for Families
New York's leading service provider and advocate for survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking and related forms of gender violence.
Join the organization at an upcoming event; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Consider pro bono support
Visit website →New York
Safe Horizon
The largest victim service organization in the country whose Anti-Trafficking Program (ATP) helps victims and survivors of labor and sex trafficking with legal and social services, regardless of their age, gender, language, or immigration status.
View their other ways to give; Join their team; Attend upcoming events; Fundraise with the organization
Visit website →New York
Restore
A nonprofit organization making freedom real for survivors of trafficking in the United States through case management, counseling, housing, and their economic empowerment program, which equips survivors to secure safe employment in the New York City job market.
Subscribe for updates on upcoming events; Get involved as a community partner; Become an employment partner; Sign up to volunteer
Visit website →New York
Protect All Children from Trafficking (PACT)
A nonprofit organization with the mission to protect every child's right to grow up free from child sexual exploitation and trafficking through education, legislative advocacy and partnerships.
Complete the Preventing Human Trafficking Training; Participate in campaigns and events; Complete the Travel Training for Managers & Professionals; Follow their social media; Complete the Course for Hosts
Visit website →New York
Nomi Network
An organization whose mission is to end human trafficking by creating pathways to safe employment, empowering women and girls to break cycles of slavery in their families and communities.
Follow their social media
Visit website →New York
My Sister's Place
An organization that strives to end domestic violence and human trafficking by providing free education, outreach, and confidential supportive and legal services, throughout Westchester County, NY.
Read their blog; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →New York
Mentari Human Trafficking Survivor Empowerment Program
A non-profit based in New York that serves survivors of gender based violence, abuse, exploitation and human trafficking by providing prevention, mentor, and empowerment programs.
Follow their social media
Visit website →New York
Lifeway Network
An organization that envisions a world in which human trafficking is abolished and every survivor is strong, connected and free trough providing safe housing for women who have been trafficked and offering education about trafficking to the general public.
Make an in-kind donation; Become a volunteer; Request a speaking engagement; Donate based on the LifeWay Safe House Wish List
Visit website →New York
Human Trafficking Training Center
A for-profit business that offers the most comprehensive skills-based human trafficking training programs for law enforcement, medical facilities, prosecutors, probation & parole, victim advocates, and community members, to help put an end to human trafficking.
Complete a training; Request a speaker
Visit website →New York
Her Song
An organization that believes survivors of trafficking are resilient individuals on a journey to healing and freedom and provides a comprehensive range of survivor care services, including trauma-responsive victim outreach, holistic care coordination, and long-term residential survivor care.
Stock a safe home based on their wishlists; Become a volunteer; Read their blog
Visit website →New York
Girls Educational & Mentoring Services (GEMS)
The nation's leading organization for empowering commercially sexually exploited and domestically trafficked girls and young women through cultural change, advocacy, training, and survivor leadership.
Receive a training; Donate everyday needs items; Start a fundraiser; Shop their merchandise; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →New York
Garden of Hope
An organization that remains dedicated to serving and empowering adults and children affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other forms of violence, as well as promoting family well-being and community justice.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →New Mexico
The Life Link
An organization committed to providing accessible, culturally appropriate, supportive and effective services to persons experiencing homelessness and/or behavioral health challenges; their Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative is New Mexico's only comprehensive aftercare program dedicated to supporting survivors of human trafficking.
Apply for an internship; Attend upcoming community events
Visit website →New Mexico
Steelbridge
An organization that offers a program that incorporates counseling, behavioral health services, spiritual guidance, life skills, job skills, financial planning, and other solutions to help individuals going through addiction, homelessness, trauma, human trafficking, and youths aging out of foster care.
Become a volunteer; Follow their social media
Visit website →New Mexico
New Mexico Dream Center
A non-profit organization that aims to provide a 360° strategic approach to address human trafficking in New Mexico through prevention activities, outreach to victims, services for survivors, and a support system for clients in their self-determination.
Schedule an awareness training for your youth group, business, school, or other organization; Become a volunteer; Donate based on the NMDC Current Needs List; Read their blog; Listen to featured podcasts; Donate items from the NMDC's Amazon Wishlists; Use your influence; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →New Mexico
Family Crisis Center (FCC)
A nonprofit that offers compassionate, comprehensive support to victims, survivors, child witnesses, offenders, and the community at large with the mission to enhance community harmony and strengthen families and individuals by promoting health, well-being and non-violence through prevention, education, intervention, treatment, and shelter services.
Join their volunteer team; Learn how to identify human trafficking; Donate needed goods
Visit website →New Mexico
505 GET FREE
New Mexico's statewide hotline for human trafficking resources — a bridge between people experiencing trafficking (or at risk) and the local organizations equipped to help.
Read their news and media updates; Join the directory of New Mexico providers; Post official signage
Visit website →New Jersey
Volunteers of America: Delaware Valley
The organization's mission is to provide community-based assistance to populations in need so that they can lead self-fulfilled, independent lives; in tandem, the organization provides immediate, direct services for survivors of human trafficking paired with law enforcement guided outreach efforts to identify and help victims.
View donation drive opportunities; Sign up to volunteer as an individual, as a group, or as part of a special program
Visit website →New Jersey
Volunteer Lawyers for Justice
A non-profit organization that provides free civil legal services to people who cannot afford an attorney; their New Jersey Survivors Justice Project pairs victims/survivors with volunteer attorneys who can assist them with criminal record clearing, immigration advocacy, victim-witness advocacy, civil litigation, and family law matters.
Become a pro bono volunteer or assist as a non-attorney volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →New Jersey
Services Empowering Rights of Victims (SERV)
The organizations provides support to victims and survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, and human trafficking to help people in a journey toward healing and empowerment; more specifically, the organization supports international victims of human trafficking with housing, food, and employment assistance, English language training, access to health care, and mental health services.
Attend upcoming events and campaigns; Join the Violence Prevention Coalition; Volunteer; Request a presentation
Visit website →New Jersey
Prevent Child Abuse New Jersey (PCA-NJ)
The nonprofit organization builds a brighter future for children by promoting family wellness, positive parenting, healthy child development and nurturing communities; PCA-NJ offers an array of human trafficking prevention programs.
Become a volunteer; Attend an upcoming event
Visit website →New Jersey
New Jersey Coalition Against Human Trafficking (NJCAHT)
An organization that aims to unite the state's communities to end human trafficking through organizing speaking events, outreach, educational programs, and policy advocacy.
Read organizational news and attend upcoming events; Request a speaker; Read how to keep children safe online; Learn how you can make a difference based on your shopping cart; Join a committee
Visit website →New Jersey
Avanzar
A social justice-focused nonprofit organization whose mission is to bring empowerment to individuals and families based on the principles of physical safety, emotional well-being, personal freedom, and financial security.
Attend upcoming events; Fundraise; Check current needs on the community bulletin
Visit website →New Hampshire
WISE
An organization that provides crisis advocacy and support for people and communities affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, and trafficking within 23 towns of the Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Host a donation drive; Volunteer with WISE; Attend organizational events
Visit website →New Hampshire
Waypoint
An organization that empowers people of all ages through an array of human services and advocacy.
Participate in SleepOut; Participate in fundraising events
Visit website →New Hampshire
Voices Against Violence
A crisis services agency located in Plymouth, NH that provides information and support to victims and survivors, their family and friends, community members, and professionals around domestic violence, children who witness domestic violence, sexual violence and harassment, stalking, human trafficking and bullying.
Make in-kind donations; Become a volunteer
Visit website →New Hampshire
Thrive New England
An organization whose mission is to prevent sexual exploitation and human trafficking, to protect youth and survivors, and to promote healing by providing safe housing, prevention programming, wellness and recovery support, educational and vocational opportunities, and peer mentorship.
Fundraise for Freedom; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →New Hampshire
Starting Point
An organizsation that provides free and confidential services to victims of domestic and sexual violence, stalking, and human trafficking with the goal of addressing and ultimately ending the cycle of violence in our community while supporting victims and survivors with dignity and compassion.
Make in-kind donations; Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →New Hampshire
New Hampshire Traffick-Free Coalition
A coalition of faith-motivated organizations partnering to end human trafficking in New Hampshire through advocacy, education and survivor support initiatives.
Request a training; Sign up to receive their newsletter; Become a volunteer
Visit website →New Hampshire
New Hampshire Human Trafficking Collaborative Task Force
A collaboration of law enforcement, service providers, attorneys, state agencies, and other community stakeholders dedicated to improving the statewide response to human trafficking.
Complete a training
Visit website →New Hampshire
New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
An organization that creates safe, just, and equitable communities through advocacy, education, and empowerment of anyone affected by domestic and sexual violence, stalking, child abuse, and human trafficking.
Join their mailing list; Reach out to volunteer; Contact the organization to participate in the NH Legislative Process; Donate needed items
Visit website →New Hampshire
New Beginnings – Without Violence & Abuse
An organization dedicated to ending sexual, domestic, and stalking violence through the provision of safe and effective services, including emergency refuge and support; and works toward social change by promoting an effective community response to violence.
Donate in-kind donations; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer
Visit website →New Hampshire
Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention (MCVP): Crisis & Prevention Center
An organization that responds to domestic and sexual violence and stalking in our community by providing a care and support system for survivors and works to end interpersonal violence in all forms through primary prevention, community engagement and collaboration.
Contact the organization to volunteer; Utilize their free prevention education curriculum for schools and businesses within the Greater Monadnock Region
Visit website →New Hampshire
International Institute of New England
An organization with a long-term vision that refugees and immigrants are able to realize their dreams and contribute to New England's growth and prosperity; their Trafficking Victim Assistance Program is a safety net for victims of human trafficking who are out of active trafficking, but have not yet received legal status and thus are unable to work or receive most public benefits.
Purchase their merchandise; Become a volunteer; Book a Suitecase Stories Teller; Join their advocacy efforts; Donate goods; Apply for an internship; Read their organizational blog
Visit website →New Hampshire
HAVEN
An organization dedicated to addressing public health through violence prevention and providing services to improve the well-being of children and families; their vision is to prevent sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking and stalking and to support and empower women, men, youth and families to heal from abuse and rebuild their lives.
Become a volunteer or participate in an internship; Participate in organizational events
Visit website →New Hampshire
Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) of Suffolk County
Suffolk County's only not-for-profit organization that coordinates the efforts of child protection, law enforcement, prosecutors, advocates, medical and mental health experts under one roof.
Request a training; Attend events, such as the Step Up & Speak Out Benefit; Volunteer at the CAC; Join their mailing list; Apply for an internship
Visit website →New Hampshire
Catholic Charities New Hampshire
A human services organization supporting those in need, of all backgrounds and beliefs, throughout New Hampshire; their Victims of Crime work creates safe, legal pathways for victims who have escaped violence or trafficking.
Provide in-kind donations; Become a volunteer; Host a third-party fundraiser
Visit website →New Hampshire
Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support
An organization with the mission to cultivate communities free from violence as we support victims and survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.
Become a volunteer; Make in-kind donations; Make a donation to their car donation program or cell phone donation program; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →New Hampshire
Beauty from Ashes Ministry
A non-profit organization that exists to help women break free from drug addiction, sexual exploitation, and the hopelessness that follows through its outreach arm, Bags of Hope, and Living Hope Farms which provides a safe, faith-based home where women rebuild their lives through healing, community, and vocational training.
Invite the organization to speak; Contact the organization to become a volunteer; Donate based on the Amazon Bags of Hope Wish List or the Amazon Living Hope Farms Wish List
Visit website →Nevada
Xquisite
A nonprofit organization specifically designed to walk alongside victims of human trafficking, sexual assault, and domestic violence to bring them from a place of exploitation, not only surviving but to thrive in their next steps for a life free from what has held them captive.
Read the Xquisite Blog; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Nevada
The Stop the Traffic Foundation
A nonprofit tackling child trafficking through movies and legislation by implementing systems-level action; the organization collaborates with law enforcement, survivors, government officials, and community partners to drive awareness, advocacy, and real-world impact through initiatives that focus on prevention, extraction, and restoration.
Purchase their merchandise; Host a screening
Visit website →Nevada
The Shade Tree
A non-profit organization whose mission is to provide safe shelter and resources to homeless and abused women and women with children in crisis; as well as offer life-changing services that promote stability, dignity, and self-reliance.
Donate items to support camp activities
Visit website →Nevada
The Embracing Project
A Las Vegas-based non profit program dedicated to promoting peace and healing for youth survivors of violence, sexual exploitation, and sex trafficking by offering specialized programs, trauma-informed care, and unconditional support.
Join their team; Spearhead a donation drive; become a volunteer
Visit website →Nevada
Supporting Our Survivors (S.O.S.)
A Nevada-based non-profit organization dedicated to raising funds and providing support for the victims of human trafficking with the mission of assisting law enforcement in the rescue of victims of human trafficking and to allocate funds for services and programs that benefit survivors.
View sponsorship opportunities and events
Visit website →Nevada
Signs of Hope
An organization dedicated to supporting victim-survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking through healing services, resources, and education in all of Clark County, Nevada with a focus on supporting survivors in the immediate aftermath and long-term recovery of sexual trauma and exploitation.
Fundraise; Become a volunteer; Consider internship or practicum opportunities
Visit website →Nevada
SHERO Foundation
An organization whose mission is to provide resources needed to support, sustain and empower young girls and women under the age of 25 who have been abused, abandoned, and exploited.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Nevada
SafeNest
An organization that has the mission to provide comprehensive, collaborative, and innovative services for everyone affected by domestic violence, sexual abuse, and human trafficking while passionately working to end this shared epidemic.
Donate goods; Become a volunteer; Host a fundraiser or donation drive; Donate based on the Shelter List; Attend upcoming events; Engage your community; Donate based on the Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Nevada
Safe Embrace
An organization that operates the largest and most inclusive safe house in the Reno-Sparks area that remains committed to ending the cycle of domestic and sexual violence with innovative prevention and intervention services.
Donate based on their Donation Item List; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Attend or host an event
Visit website →Nevada
RubiesLV
A faith-based, sex-industry-survivor-led nonprofit committed to addressing and preventing sex trafficking in Las Vegas—and helping its victims and their families heal together.
Browse the organizational media; Book a speaker
Visit website →Nevada
Refuge for Women
A non-profit, faith based organization providing care for women who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation.
Join their mailing list; Follow the organization on social media; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Nevada
Nevada Child Seekers
The organization aims to save the lives of missing chldren while preventing them from falling victim to trafficking, predators, abuse, drugs, and gangs.
Attend community events; View their free programs and presentations
Visit website →Nevada
Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
A nonprofit law firm dedicated to providing direct legal representation, counsel, advice, and community legal education to those who can't afford an attorney; the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada's Resiliency & Justice Center assists survivors of human trafficking with their civil legal needs in a private, confidential setting.
Sign up for the Volunteer Education Advocate Program; View opportunities for law students
Visit website →Nevada
Ladies Turn Global
An organization with the goal of providing women with the resources and opportunities they need to create and establish themselves within a safe, healthy, sustainable, and scalable ecosystem; the organization combats human trafficking by providing direct support to survivors of trafficking and raising awareness and educating communities on the signs of trafficking.
Get involved in programs such as their Mentorship and Leadership Program; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Nevada
Kids Not For Sale
An organization and movement with the aim to inspire community-based initiative focused on changing legislation, providing education and resources that support prevention and response, and facilitating shelter and treatment for survivors of child sex trafficking.
Educate yourself on human trafficking in Nevada; Wear merchandise
Visit website →Nevada
Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance (HTPA)
An organization with the mission to prevent child exploitation and trafficking through education, awareness and community engagement and provide communities with the knowledge and tools that will empower them to combat predators who are targeting their vulnerable populations.
Purchase from Bonfire which sells HTPA Official Merchandise; Start a Students Against Trafficking & Exploitation Club; Request a presentation; Contribute to Northern Nevada Community Mapping; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Nevada
Healing Center at St. Jude's Ranch for Children
The only residential treatment center in Southern Nevada for child victims of sex trafficking and one of only a few in the country dedicated to moving young people from victim to survivor.
Visit The St. Jude's Ranch for Children Thrift Store; Attend upcoming events; Purchase from their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Nevada
Family and Child Treatment (FACT) of Southern Nevada
A United Way accredited non-profit agency dedicated to helping Nevadans (children, adults, and families) heal from the traumas and cycle of abuse, neglect, and violence through education, prevention, and treatment services.
Participate in their internship program; Purchase FACT Merchandise; Fundraise with FACT
Visit website →Nevada
Awaken
A faith-based non-profit organization whose mission is to increase awareness and education surrounding the issue of commercial sexual exploitation and to provide housing and restoration for its victims.
Become a volunteer; Apply for an Awaken Internship; Apply to join the Awaken Professional Network; Request a speaker; Shop at the Awaken Shop
Visit website →Nevada
Annie's Pink Chair
A survivor-founded and survivor-led faith-based organization providing direct care and trauma-informed services such as safe housing, outreach, advocacy and more for victims of trafficking and abuse.
Listen to Annie's Pink Chair Podcast; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Nebraska
Youth Emergency Services (YES)
An orgaization that provides housing and support to youth experiencing instability, crisis, and homelessness and envisions a community where youth homelessness is unacceptable and youth in crisis are safe, supported, and self-sufficient.
Donate needed items or become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Provide a meal(s); Visit the Tip Top Thrift Shop; Read about organizational news and upcoming events
Visit website →Nebraska
Women's Fund of Omaha
This organization works on the most critical challenges facing anyone who experiences gender-based oppression by identifying issues through research, funding solutions by investing grant money in local nonprofits and leading dynamic change by advocating for effective policy solutions.
Be an advocate at the Nebraska Legislature; Shop their merchandise; Read organizational needs
Visit website →Nebraska
Women's Center for Advancement
An organizaiton that provides programs that strategically address the many issues facing survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking or stalking while working to reduce the number of future victims through education and prevention.
Reach out to donoate current urgent needs; Donate based on their Amazon Greatest Needs List; Become a volunteer; Complete a training; Attend organizational events; Subscribe to their newsletter
Visit website →Nebraska
The Nebraska Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
The state's leading advocacy organization committed to responding to and preventing sexual and domestic violence, human trafficking, and stalking by bringing together diverse stakeholders and implementing a multifaceted approach.
Request a training; Get involved in public policy; Read recent news updates
Visit website →Nebraska
The Nebraska Alliance of Child Advocacy Centers
An organization that seeks to support the development, growth, and sustainability of child advocacy centers in Nebraska and to promote system improvements for abused and neglected children through advocacy and awareness.
Complete a training; Follow the organization on Facebook; Keep up to date on news through their newsroom; Attend upcoming events; sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Nebraska
Project Harmony
An organization that aims to protect and support children, collaborate with professionals and engage the community to end child abuse and neglect; Project Harmony's Anti-Trafficking Youth Services Program was established to assist Omaha Police Department with their astronomical case load of youth at high risk to be sex trafficked.
Donate based on their Wish List (Walmart Spark Good Wish List & their Amazon Wish List); Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Participate in an internship
Visit website →Nebraska
Magdalene Omaha
This organization provides individualized support for survivors of sex trafficking to achieve freedom from violence, trauma, and addiction.
Schedule a speaker or sign up to become a volunteer; Shop the Thistle Lights' "Handmade Healing" Webstore
Visit website →Nebraska
Lily Haven
A nonprofit in Nebraska dedicated to offering hope and healing to girls ages 14–18 who have survived human trafficking through a unique, family-style home that provides a safe and supportive space where survivors can heal and grow.
Make a goods donation; Shop their Amazon Needs List; Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Nebraska
I've Got A Name
An organization that seeks to continue to make both domestic and international strides to eliminate sex trafficking and child sexual exploitation through awareness, prayer, and financial assistance.
Shop at The Restoration Store; Attend upcoming events; Wear a Golden Bracelet; Request a speaker
Visit website →Nebraska
Innocence Freed
A faith-based nonprofit organization dedicated to providing shelter, healing, and hope to survivors of child and adult sexual exploitation and human trafficking by bridging the gap between despair and recovery through comprehensive, trauma-informed programs.
Request a speaker; Plan a fundraiser; Become a volunteer; Donate based on the Amazon Aftercare Supply Needs
Visit website →Nebraska
Heartland Family Service
An organization with the mission to empower people to achieve personal growth, and lasting safety and stability, through our connected care via direct services, advocacy, education, and outreach.
Participate in an internship; Subscribe to Heartland Family Service Emails; Read organizational publications; Sign up for volunteer opportunities; Donate based on their Wish Lists; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Nebraska
HALT Human Trafficking Fund
The organization aims to make impactful investments in local and regional human trafficking prevention projects across the state of Nebraska and eliminate human trafficking in the state.
Make a donation
Visit website →Nebraska
CEDARS
An organization with the mission to help children and youth achieve safety, stability, and enduring family relationships.
Apply for their internship opportunities; Complete a volunteer application; Read organizational news
Visit website →Montana
The LifeGuard Group
A faith-forward, action-oriented nonprofit leading the charge against human trafficking through rapid response operations, survivor restoration programs, and community mobilization.
Become a volunteer; Shop their merchandise
Visit website →Montana
HER Campaign
An organization that exists to bridge the gap between rescue and lasting freedom for survivors of human trafficking.
Reach out to give donations; Participate in the Run for Her 5K/10K
Visit website →Montana
Haven Home
A nonprofit organization that provides confidential support, legal advocacy, counseling, and a safe place to stay for anyone and everyone impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking.
Donate based on current needs; Attend upcoming events; View their volunteer and intern opportunities; Read their blog
Visit website →Montana
DeliverFund
A nonprofit intelligence agency that aims to disrupt global human trafficking markets by combining uniquely qualified personnel with the best technologies and then leveraging them in new ways to reach and rescue victims of human trafficking.
Become an advocate, such as talking to your employer or club; Donate based on their wishlist; Complete a training; Shop their merchandise
Visit website →Montana
ASPEN (Abuse Support & Prevention Education Network)
A nonprofit organization dedicated to serving victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence, primarily the residents of Park, Sweet Grass, and Meagher Counties of Montana, but also extends its services to anyone in a situation of domestic or sexual violence who are fleeing an abusive situation and need assistance.
Schedule a presentation or training for your group; Become a volunteer; Make an in-kind donation; Donate old/used cell phones; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Missouri
YWCA Metro St. Louis
An organization that is on a mission to empower individuals, families, and survivors by facilitating a future where every person is safe, supported, and heard; specifically, the organization helps individuals and families who are fleeing sexual or domestic violence, stalking or trafficking find safe housing and other supports through YWCA's Housing Services.
Donate items; Become a volunteer; Subscribe to YWCA Metro St. Louis; View their program specific wish lists; View their news updates; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Missouri
Triumph Over Trafficking Alliance (TOTA)
An organization that strives to protect people aged from birth to 24 years old from sexual trauma by providing resources that educate and empower against sexually motivated trafficking, assault, and abuse.
Contact the organization to learn more about volunteer opportunities, such as gathering and sorting donations, data entry, marketing, and more
Visit website →Missouri
The Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (MOCADSV)
Missouri's sole provider of domestic and sexual violence technical assistance and education that unites Missourians with a shared value that rape and abuse must end, and advances this through education, alliance, research and public policy.
Complete a training; Participate in advocacy work; Listen to the MOmentum for Change: Voices of the Missouri Movement podcast; Purchase from their online store; Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Missouri
The Covering House
An organization that seeks to provide safety, dignity, and freedom to sexually exploited and trafficked children and teens through three key programs: Residential Home, Community-Based Services, and Prevention Training.
Purchase from their Amazon Wish List; Donate needed items; Use their third-party fundraising toolkit; Request a presentation or training; Shop their merchandise
Visit website →Missouri
Stop Human Trafficking Coalition of Central Missouri (CMSHTC)
An organization that aims to end and prevent forced labor and sexual exploitation of innocent children, women and men through advocacy, active engagement in community collaboration and education.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Shop smart in mid-Missouri; Contribute to their wishlist
Visit website →Missouri
Stand Against Trafficking
An organization with the mission of educating the surrounding community of Southwest Missouri on the signs of human trafficking and how to stop it alongside standing with survivors of human trafficking by being a welcoming resource to get help.
Watch previous webinars; Request a presentation; Become a volunteer by filling out their form
Visit website →Missouri
ReHope
An organization that empowers and elevates survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation through its faith-based, trauma-informed residence and recovery programs.
Read their blog and news; Shop at the ReHope Store; Donate based on their Amazon List; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Missouri
Rapha International
An organization committed to combating the trafficking and sexual abuse of children through holistic care for survivors, prevention services for vulnerable children, and support for families and communities.
Read Rapha's Advocacy Handbook; Utilize their provided resources; Attend upcoming events; Shop at the Freedom Store
Visit website →Missouri
Missouri Coalition Against Trafficking & Exploitation (CATE)
A united community movement to prevent and respond to trafficking and exploitation through its vision of community as educated, aware, and supportive.
Become a Member (Collaborative Partners, Coalition Members, Multi-Disciplinary Team Ally, and Community Network); Inquire about training; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Missouri
Magnolia
A faith-based nonprofit based in Columbia, Missouri that serves Central Missouri and aims to empower their community through education surrounding human trafficking and exploitation while walking alongside survivors as they find safety, healing, and freedom.
Donate based on their Care Package Wish List; Shop their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Missouri
Legal Services of Southern Missouri (LSSM)
A not-for-profit organization providing service to adult and child victims of abuse, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking in forty-three counties across southern Missouri.
Sign up as a volunteer attorney; Complete a customized training; Attend special events
Visit website →Missouri
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
An organization that advances justice through legal representation, education and supportive services and partners with the community to improve lives, promote fairness and create opportunities for those in need.
Make in-kind donations; Participate in their Volunteer Lawyers Program; View other volunteer opportunities; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Missouri
Legal Aid of Western Missouri
An organization that provides free civil (non-criminal) legal assistance to people who need it most and can afford it least with offices in Kansas City, Joplin, St. Joseph and Warrensburg.
Fundraise for Legal Aid; Become a volunteer (Register for the Volunteer Attorney Project/Pro Bono); Apply for their internship program; Sign up for their email list; Attend special events
Visit website →Missouri
Human Trafficking Training Center
A for-profit business that offers the most comprehensive skills-based human trafficking training programs for law enforcement, medical facilities, prosecutors, probation & parole, victim advocates, and community members, to help put an end to human trafficking.
Complete a training; Request a speaker
Visit website →Missouri
Healing Action Network
An organization with a commitment to survivor-centered support and a focus on safety and healing that provides comprehensive, direct services to adult survivors of human trafficking and exploitation in the St. Louis region.
Become a volunteer; Join Youth Professionals Against Human Trafficking; Donate in-kind donations; Start a fundraiser
Visit website →Missouri
Gateway Alliance Against Human Trafficking (GAHT)
An organization with the mission to educate communities and inspire positive systemic change to end human trafficking by empowering their communities through education, showing them how to identify and report human trafficking, and minimizing victimization of vulnerable people.
Register to access their library of anti-human trafficking courses and training; Read their blog; Become a volunteer; Invite the organization to speak at conferences, events, classes and professional development sessions
Visit website →Mississippi
The Domestic Abuse Family Shelter, Inc. (DAFS)
A private, non-profit United Way Agency that serves victims of domestic abuse and their children and remains active in eleven counties in hopes of heightening public awareness and educating the public about domestic violence.
Attend upcoming events; Follow their social media
Visit website →Mississippi
The Center for Violence Prevention
A non-profit organization in Mississippi designed to combat domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking while serving those affected by these acts of violence.
Donate based on urgent needs; Become a volunteer; Donate second hand items to the 2nd Chance Store; Request a speaker/training
Visit website →Mississippi
Southwest Mississippi Children's Advocacy Center
A non-profit agency that provides a safe, non-threatening place for child abuse victims and their families to receive a comprehensive array of services, which include the initial interview, court preparation, referral services, and on-site therapy services.
Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Mississippi
Southern Christian Services for Children and Youth, Inc.
An organization that serves and equips vulnerable children and youth, assisting them in the process of becoming self-sufficient and contributing members of society.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Mississippi
Mississippi Coalition Against Human Trafficking
A nonprofit organization formed to facilitate collaboration with regional task forces, law enforcement, victim service providers, state agencies, schools, churches, and medical professionals to promote safety, justice, and restoration for human trafficking survivors in MS.
Become a volunteer; Request a speaker
Visit website →Mississippi
Kids Hub Child Advocacy Center
A non-profit organization that seeks to provide a child-friendly location that will allow children to feel heard, supported, protected and comforted.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Mississippi
Hope Village for Children
An organization taht aims to provide a continuum of specialized treatment programs, services, and facilities of superior quality to meet the individual needs of neglected and abused children and their families.
Volunteer with the Guild; Donate based on their needs list; Visit The Hope Village Thrift Store; Attend events such as Mahjong Mississippi
Visit website →Mississippi
Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence (GCCFN)
The first Family Justice Center in the state of Mississippi with a collaborative, survivor-centered approach that aims to reduce barriers to safety and healing, making it easier for individuals and families to access the help they need in one safe, welcoming location.
Donate based on the Shelter Wish List; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Request a training; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Mississippi
El Pueblo
An organizaiton that works with and for low-income immigrants across Mississippi to provide victim advocacy services that empower immigrants, especially victims of human trafficking, domestic violence, or violent crime, to live lives of dignity and hope.
Attend organizational events; View volunteer opportunities
Visit website →Mississippi
Advocates for Freedom
A faith-based organization dedicated to ending the exploitation, sale and enslavement of men, women and children by providing resources, education, and training to bring awareness about human trafficking.
Request a speaker; Become a volunteer; Read their news page
Visit website →Minnesota
YMCA of the North: Enough.
A supportive services program for youth aged 28 and under in the Twin Cities Metro Area and surrounding suburbs who are at risk of or already experiencing sexual violence or trauma.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
Tubman
An organization that helps people of all ages, gender identities, and cultural backgrounds who have experienced relationship violence, trafficking, homelessness, mental and chemical health challenges, and other trauma.
Become a volunteer; Join in advocacy efforts; Donate goods; Purchase from their Amazon or Target Wishlist; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Minnesota
The Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center (MIWRC)
A non-profit social and mental health services organization committed to traditional ways of being and support of Native women and their families.
Attend upcoming events; Join their newsletter; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
The Link
An organization that supports youth and families experiencing homelessness, young people who are survivors of sex trafficking, and youth who are involved in the juvenile justice system.
Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Join in their Policy & Advocacy work; Attend upcoming community events
Visit website →Minnesota
The International Institute of Minnesota
A nonprofit organization that helps new Americans become self-sufficient and fully contributing members in society by providing quality programs and services; more specifically, the organization remains dedicated to assisting youth and adult survivors of human trafficking so they can rebuild their lives in Minnesota.
Donate goods; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
The Family Partnership
A nonprofit organization that partners with families and individuals to remove barriers and clear the path for success for those who have experienced deep poverty and trauma; the organization provides holistic support services for sexually exploited individuals and families and advocates for change to address the systemic issues that lead to commercial sexual exploitation.
Become a volunteer; Read about organizational updates
Visit website →Minnesota
The Advocates for Human Rights
An organization that aims to implement international human rights standards to promote civil society and reinforce the rule of law; more specifically, the organization combats human trafficking in the Upper Midwest through prevention, survivor protection, and legal reform.
Become a volunteer; Take action through the organization's campaigns; Apply for an internship; Subscribe to their newsletter; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Minnesota
Terebinth Refuge
An organization that aims to express the love of Christ by bringing hope, healing services, and freedom to sexually exploited and trafficked women as they transition into a life of health, stability, and independence for themselves and their children.
Become a Church Partner; Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
Support within Reach
An organization that provides support for survivors of sexual violence and prevention education for the community.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Minnesota
Stories Foundation
An organization whose mission is to fight human trafficking by educating communities, preventing exploitation, and empowering survivors through safe community and supportive resources.
Volunteer at Storyteller Cafe; Purchase their merchandise; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Minnesota
Southwest Crisis Center
An organization that aims to provide support, advocacy, and hope to individuals and families impacted by sexual and domestic violence, sexual exploitation, and child abuse; for example, their Safe Harbor Youth Program provides services to youth who are survivors and at risk of domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, trafficking, and child abuse.
Donate items from their Wishlist; Complete a volunteer application; Join their email list; Apply for an internship
Visit website →Minnesota
Source
The organization aims to empower the at-risk and unreached to make a break from the past and build a foundation for the future; their anti-trafficking outreach initiatives include Women's Drop-In, homeless encampment meals, street outreach, Victim Resource Coordinators, navigators/case-work, referrals, and a Supportive/Transitional Housing Program.
Become a volunteer; Apply for a teen internship; Apply for an Anti-Trafficking Internship; Attend upcoming events; Donate food, diapers and hygiene products
Visit website →Minnesota
Someplace Safe
A nonprofit agency that works to assist victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, sex trafficking, labor trafficking, and other crimes (including stalking, elder abuse, identity theft, robbery, theft, etc.), as they navigate the social, emotional, and economic impacts faced as victims on the path to becoming survivors.
Become a volunteer; Request a Professional Training; Request an educational presentation; Donate needed items; Attend signature events; Become a Board Member; Shop at Someplace Thrift Stores
Visit website →Minnesota
Our Rescue
An organization with the mission to end human trafficking and child exploitation while empowering survivors to reclaim their lives and thrive on their healing journey.
Complete their trainings; Start a fundraiser; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MNCASA)
An organization dedicated to bringing awareness to the realities and prevalence of sexual exploitation and trafficking while also making efforts to assist service providers in responding to and preventing it from occurring.
Request a training; Attend upcoming events; Get involved in policy work; Take the Rosemary Pledge; Read recent news
Visit website →Minnesota
Mending the Sacred Hoop
This organization works from a social change perspective to end violence against American Indian/Alaska Native women; their approach is founded on grassroots organizing within their communities while restoring the leadership of their women to address domestic, dating, and sexual violence, trafficking, and stalking of Native women.
Attend coalition events; View available work opportunities; Become a member; Read and share their training manuals
Visit website →Minnesota
Life House: Safe Harbor Program
An organization that provides comprehensive supportive services to meet the needs of their youth and young families ages 14 to 24 who are unstably housed and/or navigating various challenges in life; The Safe Harbor Program connects survivors to supportive services both within Life House and out in the community as a way to support them in healing from their traumas and lived experiences.
Read about upcoming news and events; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
Lutheran Social Services (LSS) of Minnesota
An organization that expresses the love of Christ for all people through service that inspires hope, changes lives, and builds community; this organization offers anti-trafficking services where they connect with youth who have been exploited and offer services to help them find a safe place to stay, get basic necessities like food and clothing, and access individualized support to rebuild their lives.
Attend upcoming events; Get involved in their policy work; Donate needed items; Become a volunteer with LSS
Visit website →Minnesota
Heartland Girls' Ranch: Hearts for Freedom
An institution that provides strength-based, trauma-informed services and therapeutic equine programming in a safe and supportive environment that empowers girls to experience success and write a new story for themselves; many of the girls referred to the Ranch's Hearts for Freedom Program have been victims of commercial sexual exploitation and/or have had life experiences that put them at high risk of being trafficked.
Become a volunteer; Donate needed items; Become an intern
Visit website →Minnesota
Don't Buy It Project
An awareness campaign and educational resources created by the Men As Peacemakers, who aim to engage individuals and communities in innovative strategies that promote equality, repair harm, and prevent violence against women and children.
Complete their free online training; Attend upcoming events; Sign their pledge
Visit website →Minnesota
Day One
A statewide network of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, youth and general crime programs in Minnesota that remains dedicated to supporting survivors and diminishing barriers to safety and support.
Fundraise on behalf of the organization
Visit website →Minnesota
Cornerstone
A multifaceted nonprofit with accessible, innovative, and comprehensive services for adults and youth of all genders who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking, or crime.
Explore community giving opportunities; Request a speaker; Request materials; Donate based on current needs; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Minnesota
Citizens Against Sex Trafficking (CAST)
An organization committed to uniting together as a community to put an end to sexual exploitation and dedicated to creating a culture that supports healthy choices and freedom from sexual violence and abuse.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Request a speaker; Join a community initiative
Visit website →Minnesota
Cherish All Children
The organization works with churches and communities to prevent child exploitation and trafficking by providing education, resources, and tools to both adults and youth to promote healthy and safe relationships, guided by their Christian values.
Attend upcoming events; Donate; Request a presentation
Visit website →Minnesota
Central MN Sexual Assault Center (CMSAC)
A 24-hour crisis intervention agency providing direct services to people affected by any form of sexual violence whose purpose is to offer non-judgmental, confidential, free, direct services to victims of sexual assault, their partners, families, coworkers, and friends.
Donate based on the CMSAC Wishlist; Join the Central MN Forensic Nurse Examiner (CMFN) Program; Become a volunteer; Become an intern
Visit website →Minnesota
Breaking Free
A survivor-centered organization rooted in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and serving the greater Twin Cities area by walking alongside those impacted by sex trafficking–offering support, restoring hope, and working to end exploitation at its root.
Donate essential items; Complete a training; Take their pledge; Become a volunteer by emailing the organization at volunteer@breakingfreemn.org
Visit website →Minnesota
Anti-Child Trafficking (ACT) United
A not-for-profit organization in Minnesota that seeks to unite communities in prevention and ignite youth leadership in the movement to end online exploitation and trafficking of children and teens.
Join their volunteer team; Attend upcoming events; Book a forum or workshop
Visit website →Minnesota
Action169
An organization that works to prevent exploitation, support recovery, and create pathways toward lasting hope and wholeness through outreach, restorative programs, and Goodnews Collective.
Donate items from their Amazon Wishlist; Shop their merchandise; Volunteer; Complete the Freedom Fighter Challenge
Visit website →Minnesota
180 Degrees
A nonprofit organization that creates safe spaces and services that honor each individual's healing journey; Brittany's Place serves as Minnesota's first and largest shelter and program for youth experiencing sex trafficking or at risk for sex trafficking.
Subscribe to The Turnaround, 180 Degrees' Newsletter; Become a volunteer; Attend an upcoming event; Donate in-kind donations
Visit website →Michigan
Women at Risk, International
A Michigan-based, nonprofit charitable organization established to create circles of protection around those at risk through culturally sensitive, value-added intervention projects and partnerships to provide safe places to heal from abuse, trafficking, exploitation, and more.
Attend upcoming events; Shop at War Chest Boutique; Become a volunteer; Host a Shop with Purpose Boutique; Attend the Civilian First Responder (CFR) Training Conference
Visit website →Michigan
Voices for Children Advocacy Center
The organization is dedicated to serving the child victims and families of child abuse in Genesee and Shiawassee Counties and enhancing the lives of all children through treatment, education, and by increasing community awareness.
Volunteer or make in-kind donations; Donate onsite kits; Schedule a training
Visit website →Michigan
Underground Railroad, Inc.
An organization that aims to empower survivors, create a culture of safety and respect in their community, and serve victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human slavery in Saginaw County.
Make in-kind donations; Donate to Underground Railroad Resale; Sign up to volunteer
Visit website →Michigan
Turning Point, Inc.
An organization that empowers survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking through comprehensive services and resources while advocating for community action to end oppression and violence.
Attend upcoming events; Donate in-kind donations or host a third party event; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Request a presentation
Visit website →Michigan
True North to Freedom
A nonprofit organization that aims to create awareness, change, and hope in Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, and the surrounding counties concerning those exploited through the atrocity of labor and sex trafficking.
Donate based on their Wishlist or Immediate Needs; Become a volunteer; Participate in a human trafficking awareness training
Visit website →Michigan
The University of Michigan Human Trafficking Collaborative
A partnership between the University of Michigan Law School Human Trafficking Clinic and the University of Michigan School of Nursing to educate the public, including healthcare providers and advocates, about human trafficking.
Complete the Continuing Education Module
Visit website →Michigan
The Kalamazoo Area Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition
An organization that aims to unite the community to respond to human trafficking through increased awareness for educators, health care providers, social service providers, law enforcement, and the general community while developing collaborative protocols and procedures to respond to victims, target demand, and prevent future victimization and exploitation.
Volunteer; Request a training or speaker
Visit website →Michigan
The House of Promise
A nonprofit organization that provides survivors of severe sexual abuse and sex trafficking unconditional love, acceptance, and a place to heal with the goal of disrupting the destructive patterns of slavery through education and care for the survivors.
Become a volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Shop at Bloom Shoppe
Visit website →Michigan
Sparrow Freedom Project
A non-profit organization whose mission is to build a survivor-led community supporting and empowering exploited and trafficked individuals on their journey to achieving independence through services and prevention.
Attend upcoming events; Fundraise; View volunteer opportunities; Register to take a course through the Sparrow Freedom Project's Continuing Education Program
Visit website →Michigan
Sanctum House
A safe home for survivors of human trafficking to heal and rebuild through a voluntary, residential 24-month program for women 18 years of age and older that provides trauma-informed healthcare, and individualized resources within a safe and secure environment.
Attend upcoming events; Join their Volunteering Team; Give in-kind donations; Host an event to benefit Sanctum House
Visit website →Michigan
Sacred Beginnings
The first survivor-led organization licensed by the state of Michigan dedicated to supporting victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Contribute to their Wish List; Request a speaker
Visit website →Michigan
Recovery, Independence, Safety & Empowerment (RISE) Advocacy, Inc.
An organization with the mission to provide safety and empowerment to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and to work to eliminate sexual victimization and intimate partner violence through shelter, treatment, education, and social change.
Attend an upcoming event; Become a volunteer; Donate in-kind donations; Donate from the Amazon Wish List; Purchase a Sexual Assault Awareness T-Shirt
Visit website →Michigan
Michigan Anti-Trafficking Project
A non-profit organization that aims to educate, engage, and eradicate human trafficking by inspiring communities across Michigan and beyond to take action against human trafficking and the culture that perpetuates exploitation.
Register for the Abolitionist Program; Work with The Label Program; Join or form a Community Group; Request a speaker; Fundraise
Visit website →Michigan
Hope Against Trafficking
A nonprofit organization that empowers adult female survivors of human trafficking by providing a transformative two-year residential program that includes rent-free housing and holistic support services.
Join their Freedom Fighters Program; Become an Ambassador; Fundraise; Apply to volunteer; Join Kroger Rewards; Purchase from The Hope Store
Visit website →Michigan
Grace Centers of Hope
A non-profit, Christian organization committed to positively changing the lives of the unwanted, addicted, and homeless through the Gospel of Jesus Christ, personal accountability, life skills education, and work-related programs.
Become a volunteer; Donate to their thrift stores; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Michigan
Freedom House Detroit
An organization that seeks to support and empower individuals and families seeking safety, security, and freedom by providing comprehensive services in a welcoming space.
Register to become a volunteer; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Michigan
Common Ground
With the mission of helping people move from crisis to hope, this organization is dedicated to helping youths, adults, and families by providing programs and services in three distinct impact areas: responding to crisis, providing safety and advocacy, and building communities of support where none exist.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Join their Citizens Advisory Council; Donate based on their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Michigan
Avalon Healing Center
An organization that helps individuals who have experienced or who are experiencing trafficking receive compassionate, person-centered care through services such as supportive counseling and case management with a team having extensive experience with human trafficking, advocacy services, support groups including art and yoga, specialized referrals, relocation assistance, and medical-forensic healthcare.
Become a volunteer; Attend events; Purchase from their wishlist or host an event
Visit website →Michigan
Alternatives For Girls (ATG)
An organization with the mission to help girls and young women experiencing homelessness and other risks avoid violence, early pregnancy, and exploitation; in relation to human trafficking, AFG offers a range of support services, including weekly support groups and educational workshops to build life skills, self-esteem, and leadership.
Volunteer as an individual or in a group; Make in-kind donations; Host an event; Participate in Project Giving Tree
Visit website →Michigan
All Worthy of Love
A justice focused non-profit that reaches out to men and women enslaved by street-prostitution to restore broken dwellings, based on the teachings of Isaiah 58, through awareness, education, and consultation.
Join their Outreach Team; Donate Hygiene Kits or host an awareness event; Shop official merchandise
Visit website →Massachusetts
The O'Connell House
An organization that provides comprehensive services for women who have been trafficked who may also be pregnant or with a young child.
Donate goods based on the organization's Survivor Wish-list; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Massachusetts
The Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) of Suffolk County's Support to End Exploitation Now Program
An organization that unites public, private and community partners to ensure safety, healing, and justice for children and families impacted by violence, exploitation and abuse; The Support to End Exploitation Now (SEEN) program at the CAC creates a safety net for high risk and exploited youth.
Fundraise for the organization; Reach out to volunteer; Attend the Step Up & Speak Out Benefit
Visit website →Massachusetts
Survivor Leadership Collective
A group of survivors working individually and collectively to bring healing into the community around issues of sexual and domestic violence by promoting transformation through education, advocacy, skill development, and leadership opportunities.
Reach out to the organization to get involved; Follow their social media
Visit website →Massachusetts
Safe Exit Initiative
An organization that creates safe and sustainable exits from exploitation and the sex trade through quality programming, strategic partnerships and comprehensive legislative initiatives.
Attend an upcoming event; Keep updated on organizational news; Request a training
Visit website →Massachusetts
New Hope
A non-profit organization serving those affected by domestic and sexual violence by using a trauma-informed practice and engaging survivors, stakeholders and communities to build an anti-violence movement.
Host an event; Donate needed in-kind donations; Volunteer
Visit website →Massachusetts
My Life My Choice
A survivor-led nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive, survivor-led, and evidence-based programs and training to end the commercial sexual exploitation of children.
Become a volunteer; Attend their annual event: Turn on the Light; Read Our Voice Blog
Visit website →Massachusetts
Massachusetts Coalition to End Human Trafficking (MCEHT)
A diverse group of organizations and community members in MA who believe that everyone has a crucial role in preventing, identifying, and ending human trafficking, and we must work together.
Utilize their Allies Database to give back locally; Refer to their calendar for upcoming events and trainings; Contact the organization to request a speaker or volunteer
Visit website →Massachusetts
Massachusetts Children's Alliance
The organization helps victims of child abuse by promoting interventions that work, delivering effective educational programming, galvanizing informed and committed legislative support, and mobilizing communities to have tough but necessary conversations about child abuse.
Participate in an undergraduate/graduate internship; Subscribe to receive news
Visit website →Massachusetts
EVA Center
An organization with the goal to end the sexual exploitation of women and girls, give a voice to survivors, and advocate for the implementation of the Nordic Model by providing a wide range of continuous and comprehensive services for women exploited through prostitution and sex trafficking.
Register for a community training
Visit website →Massachusetts
Cape Cod People Against Trafficking Humans (PATH)
An organization with the mission to eliminate human trafficking on Cape Cod by raising awareness through education, outreach and collaboration.
Create Resource Care Bags for trafficking survivors
Visit website →Massachusetts
Asia Task Force Against Domestic Violence (ATASK)
The organization operates as New England's only emergency shelter, advocacy services, hotline, education programs, legal advocacy and outreach for Asian domestic violence survivors.
Attend upcoming events; Contribute to the Shelter Wish List; Volunteer and become an ATASK Ambassador; Join as an intern
Visit website →Massachusetts
Ascentria Care Alliance
An organization with an innovative human-centered care model to help individuals and families move forward and thrive; their Immigration Legal Assistance Program provides free and low-cost legal services to immigrants in New England from a variety of backgrounds including survivors of human trafficking.
Sign up for Advocacy Alerts; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Massachusetts
Amirah
A multi-pronged service organization that provides mid-term housing through its Rapid Re-Housing program, economic mobility and stability planning, long-term housing navigation, comprehensive case management, peer care navigation, and community support.
Become a volunteer; Apply to an internship opportunity; Become an Amirah Church Partner; Join Move for Amirah
Visit website →Maryland
TurnAround
An organization that provides counseling and support services to those impacted by sexual violence, intimate partner violence, and human trafficking.
Keep up to date on news; Volunteer with the organization; Donate to their pantry
Visit website →Maryland
The University of Maryland SAFE Center for Human Trafficking Survivors
An organization that takes a rights-based approach to supporting clients, which places justice for survivors at the center of their work and respects survivors' agency to determine what justice means to them.
Volunteer with the SAFE Center; Keep up to date with organizational news
Visit website →Maryland
The International Association of Human Trafficking Investigators (IAHTI)
A nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking through comprehensive education, heightened awareness, and the identification of red flags within at-risk communities and systems.
Become a volunteer; Complete an online training; Attend upcoming conferences
Visit website →Maryland
Tahirih Justice Center
A national, nonprofit organization that serves women, girls, and all immigrant survivors of gender-based violence and provides each survivor with free legal support and social services to secure their rights and build stable lives.
Host a fundraiser or make in-kind gifts based on their wishlists; Join their pro bono network; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Maryland
Safe Exit Initiative
An organization that creates safe and sustainable exits from exploitation and the sex trade through quality programming, strategic partnerships and comprehensive legislative initiatives.
Attend an upcoming event; Keep updated on organizational news; Request a training
Visit website →Maryland
Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service: Human Trafficking Prevention Project (HTPP)
A partnership between Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service and the University of Baltimore School of Law that focuses on reducing the collateral consequences of criminal legal involvement for survivors of human trafficking and those populations made most vulnerable to exploitation.
Become an HTPP Volunteer; Request HTPP Outreach Materials
Visit website →Maryland
Heartly House, Inc.
An organization whose comprehensive services to survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence include survivors of sex trafficking.
Request a Survivor Speaker; Request a Bystander Intervention Training Session; Apply to an internship; Participate in Heart-to-Heart Fundraising
Visit website →Maryland
Care Healing Center
A nonprofit organization that offers services and support for survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones through survivor advocacy, community outreach, and educational efforts; their Regional Navigator program provides awareness, education, and support to those affected by human trafficking.
Become a volunteer; apply for an internship; attend upcoming events
Visit website →Maryland
Araminta
A nonprofit organization that aims to establish a society in which every person is free from the threat and trauma of child sex trafficking through implementing education and prevention strategies, and providing clinical and support services to survivors of child sex trafficking.
Request a Prevention Presentation under their "How You Can Help" section; Become a volunteer; Partake in Serve on Purpose
Visit website →Maine
Through These Doors (TTD)
A domestic violence resource center serving victims and survivors of domestic abuse, dating violence, and stalking in Cumberland County, Maine.
Volunteer with the organization; Donate based on their Shelter Wishlist
Visit website →Maine
Thrive New England
An organization whose mission is to prevent sexual exploitation and human trafficking, to protect youth and survivors, and to promote healing by providing safe housing, prevention programming, wellness and recovery support, educational and vocational opportunities, and peer mentorship.
Fundraise for Freedom; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Maine
Safe Voices
An organization with the mission to provide person-to-person, individualized advocacy for all survivors of domestic abuse and violence, sex trafficking, and sexual exploitation in Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford Counties, and to engage their communities in social change to eliminate violence.
Attend upcoming events; Become a volunteer; Donate based on the organization's Wish List
Visit website →Maine
Preble Street
An organization that provides accessible barrier-free services to empower people experiencing problems with homelessness, housing, hunger, and poverty, and to advocate for solutions to these problems. Preble Street Anti-Trafficking Services (ATS) paves the way forward to healing, growth, self-sufficiency, and a life free from coercion and exploitation.
Become a volunteer; Donate clothing or basic needs items; Take local action
Visit website →Maine
Not Here Justice in Action Network (NHJAN)
A grassroots effort to facilitate collaboration with key members of society to address the threats of human trafficking and exploitation, child abuse, sexual violence, and gender inequality.
Join their social community
Visit website →Maine
Maine Sex Trafficking & Exploitation Network
A program of the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault that provides training, technical assistance, and resources to direct service providers engaged in anti-trafficking efforts in Maine, as well as community awareness and public policy support.
Donate to the Maine Human Trafficking Survivor Fund; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Maine
Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault
An organization created to end sexual violence and to support high-quality sexual violence prevention and response within Maine communities.
Volunteer as a Helpline Advocate; Join the Survivor Alliance
Visit website →Maine
Just Love Worldwide
A survivor-led non-profit organization that works to end exploitation & sex trafficking by extending a helping hand to survivors, educating communities, and advocating for stronger legal protections.
Donate gently used clothing for The Just Love Boutique and Sanctuary; Attend upcoming events; Start a fundraiser; Volunteer with Just Love
Visit website →Maine
CourageLIVES
An organization that provides comprehensive community-based services for survivors of human trafficking, exploitation, and abuse, and their families.
Donate items on their Wish List; Attend an upcoming event
Visit website →Louisiana
Unbound Now
An organization that is systematically addressing child and adult trafficking by identifying victims, providing wrap-around care for survivors, seeking justice, and mobilizing communities to sustain lasting change.
Participate in an on-demand training or request a live training; Volunteer; Sign up for their newsletter
Visit website →Louisiana
The Hub Urban Ministries
A non-profit in Shreveport, Louisiana, with the mission to give everyone in their city access to a restored life. Not for Sale serves women experiencing sexual exploitation and sex trafficking through outreach, a membership-based resource center, and restorative programming, all designed to provide healing and freedom from exploitation.
Volunteer by first completing the Equipped Training; Donate items to The Purchased Resource Center
Visit website →Louisiana
The Dragonfly Harbor, Inc.
An organization that aims to build resilient communities and provide quality trauma-informed services for survivors of trafficking, assault, and exploitation in Louisiana through trauma counseling, prevention education, awareness, and training.
Purchase from their store; Donate needed supplies
Visit website →Louisiana
The Center for Children & Families
An organization that provides trauma-informed mental health care, child and family advocacy, educational trainings, and prevention services for children and families across Louisiana and into Mississippi; the Children's Advocacy Center of Northeast Louisiana provides a unified approach to conducting forensic interviews for child and mentally challenged adult victims of sexual abuse, physical abuse, human trafficking, or witnesses to violent crimes.
Get training in Trust-Based Relational Intervention; Sign up for a free human trafficking prevention training
Visit website →Louisiana
SWLA Abolitionists
An organization dedicated to ending human trafficking through comprehensive action, community education, and unwavering advocacy for survivors.
Attend upcoming events; Contact the organization to request a training, volunteer, or make a donation
Visit website →Louisiana
Metanoia Manor
An organization that aims to deliver a model program of recovery and rehabilitation for female survivors of human trafficking.
Volunteer in areas such as academic tutoring and mentorship; Donate needed items or contribute to their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Louisiana
Jewish Family Service of Greater New Orleans
A social service agency dedicated to preserving, strengthening, and enhancing the well-being and self-sufficiency of its community.
Become a volunteer in areas such as Bikur Chaverim; Participate in their vehicle donation
Visit website →Louisiana
Hope House
An independent, non-profit organization dedicated to ending the cycle of child abuse in their community by providing a path to recovery, a bridge to justice for victims of abuse, and education for the community.
Become a volunteer at community events and fundraisers; sign up for a prevention training
Visit website →Louisiana
Hearts of Hope
An organization comprised of three entities (Children's Advocacy Center, Sexual Abuse Response Center, and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners) that oversee all sexual assault reporting and case management for children and adult victims in the community of Acadiana.
Volunteer in special events, as an ER advocate, or as a crisis line advocate
Visit website →Louisiana
Gingerbread House Children's Advocacy Center
A non-profit organization that provides a 24-hour human trafficking response team, offering support, guidance, and resources for human trafficking victims in and around Shreveport and Bossier City, LA.
Schedule an educational presentation; Attend an upcoming event; Donate based on their In-Kind Needs List; Volunteer with the organization
Visit website →Louisiana
Free Nola, Inc.
A nonprofit organization exists to bring hope, love, compassion, and restoration to the sexually trafficked and sexually abused.
Host an awareness event; Share the Know the Signs Video; Subscribe to Letters from Diane
Visit website →Louisiana
Eden Centers for Hope and Healing
An anti trafficking organization that specializes in trauma recovery and seeks to establish systemic change through: youth prevention; education and legislative advocacy; recovery and reentry services for victims, including emergency, transitional, and long-term shelter; and a lifelong community of care for survivors.
Volunteer as a group or as an individual; Apply for an internship
Visit website →Louisiana
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for Children
The organization aims to build, support, and advocate for a statewide network of court-appointed volunteers to speak for abused and neglected children in the state of Louisiana.
Become a CASA volunteer; Attend upcoming events; Join CASA Day at the Capitol
Visit website →Louisiana
BCFS Common Thread
An organization that empowers survivors of human trafficking to find hope, connectedness, and serenity through advocacy, community, and collaboration.
Complete the Volunteer Form; Become an Ally; Contribute to their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Louisiana
Baton Rouge Children Advocacy Center
An organization that works to help children and their families on their path of healing by providing trauma-informed, child-focused services in the aftermath of physical abuse, sexual abuse, human trafficking, or if a child is a victim or witness to a violent crime.
Attend an upcoming event; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Join as a volunteer; Host a professional training
Visit website →Louisiana
Alliance to Fight Human Trafficking in Southwest Louisiana (SWLA)
An organization dedicated to ending human trafficking through education, advocacy, and action via a working partnership between victim service groups, other non-governmental organizations, and law enforcement to end human trafficking in Southwest Louisiana.
Attend upcoming events; Schedule a training for your business, school, or office;
Visit website →Kentucky
Sycamore Farm
An organization with the mission to help exploited and sex trafficked women find freedom through the love of Jesus.
Contribute to their Amazon Wish List; Become a volunteer; Attend an upcoming event or craft show
Visit website →Kentucky
Refuge for Women Kentucky
A non-profit, faith-based organization providing specialized emergency housing and long-term care for women who have escaped sex trafficking or sexual exploitation.
Apply to volunteer with Refuge for Women; Shop Survivor Made; Join the Mailing List
Visit website →Kentucky
Redeeming Hope
A non-profit organization that focuses on human trafficked, or sexually abused, girls ranging from the ages of 14 to 18. The organization's mission is to provide a safe and stable home environment for sexually exploited teenage girls; empowering and healing each one through a comprehensive, holistic approach of counseling, education, and support services, with a focus on the individual aspects of mind, body, and spirit.
Attend upcoming events; Email the organization to volunteer; Shop in their store
Visit website →Kentucky
Phoenix Rising KY
An organization with the mission to empower youth impacted by human trafficking and exploitation, equipping community members to recognize and respond to domestic sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of children.
Attend an annual event; Sign up to volunteer; Join The OUTRAGED Club
Visit website →Kentucky
People Against Trafficking Humans (PATH) Coalition of Kentucky
A non-profit organization actively working to combat human trafficking occurring in Kentucky and across the world, with a mission of educating, informing, and empowering themselves and others in understanding human trafficking and promoting and advocating social justice efforts toward its end.
Subscribe to their mailing list and newsletter; Join the PATH Coalition as a community contributor
Visit website →Kentucky
Natalie's Sisters
An organization that extends hope, support, and God's unconditional love to sex trafficked and sexually exploited women through a first-touch approach, providing respite, relationships, and referrals to community resources.
Volunteer with the organization in areas such as club and street outreach & safe retreat, and critical connection alongside prayer and encouragement; Donate a tangible needs kit
Visit website →Kentucky
Hope Rescued
A nonprofit organization that aims to eliminate homelessness, sex trafficking, and addiction in Louisville, Kentucky, and beyond through the hope and love of Jesus Christ extended through physical, emotional, and spiritual solutions.
Become a volunteer; Book Hope Rescued to speak at your church or event; Shop Hope Rescued Gear
Visit website →Kentucky
Bakhita Empowerment Initiative
An organization that provides hope and practical support for people impacted by human trafficking and serves as the only program in Kentucky offering all three: direct survivor services, prevention education, and professional training.
Request a training or speaker; Volunteer in anti-human trafficking; Provide needed donations; Contribute to their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Kansas
Wichita Children's Home
An organization that provides preventative and comprehensive services to children and youth experiencing abuse, neglect, human trafficking, grief, and homelessness through trauma-responsive care.
Volunteer as a grief companion, in group clean-up projects, work on office/administrative projects, or teach life skills; Attend an upcoming event; Donate or contribute to their current wish list
Visit website →Kansas
The Stop Trafficking Project
An organization that aims to combat domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST) before it starts by utilizing the four strengths of: communication, leadership, team development, and compassion.
Request a BeAlert presentation; Educate yourself using website resources, such as "10 Practical Tips for Adults"
Visit website →Kansas
The Project 2 Restore
An organization that provides a long-term safe home where survivors of commercial sexual exploitation receive comprehensive care specific to their needs that includes spiritual, mental, and physical healing with access to vocational and educational opportunities.
Sign up to volunteer; attend upcoming events; make an in-kind donation
Visit website →Kansas
The Homestead Ministry
A nonprofit organization that provides housing, hope, and holistic healing to adult female sex trafficking survivors through an application-based, transitional care program for women exiting sex trafficking and prostitution.
Give frequently needed items; Complete the volunteer interest form
Visit website →Kansas
Institute for Transformative Emancipation: Center for Combating Human Trafficking (CCHT)
A nonprofit organization that aims to empower the United States's capacity to provide effective prevention, assessment, identification, intervention, restoration, and aftercare/prosperity responses in efforts toward ending abuse and exploitation.
Volunteer with CCHT; Donate to the Center; Read the organization's blog
Visit website →Kansas
ICT SOS
A Wichita-based organization that acts as a liaison between specific local professional organizations that work with at-risk and trafficked youth or adults to fight sex trafficking.
Sign up to volunteer, such as with The Next Step Program; Attend upcoming events; Listen to their podcast
Visit website →Kansas
Hope Ranch for Women
A nonprofit dedicated to bringing hope through the redeeming power of Christ to women who have been sexually exploited or trafficked through its Community-based and Long-Term Residential Program.
Contribute to their Amazon Wish List; Contact the organization to volunteer or become a mentor; Support the organization through Dillons Community Rewards
Visit website →Iowa
Wings of Refuge
A Christ-centered organization providing opportunities for healing and restoration to survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Contribute to their Amazon Wish List; Attend upcoming events; Request a speaker; Join their "Do What You Love" Campaign; Volunteer with the organization
Visit website →Iowa
The Iowa Network Against Human Trafficking and Slavery (NAHT)
An Iowa-based organization focused on ending demand for sex and labor trafficking, through awareness-raising, prevention education, and working with organizations and communities to create trafficking-free zones across Iowa and beyond.
Complete a volunteer idea, such as asking local businesses to become an Iowa Business Against Trafficking Member; Utilize their Anti-Human Trafficking Trainings and Webinars
Visit website →Iowa
Lutheran Services in Iowa
A nonprofit organization guided by faith-based values and a commitment to service that provides a wide range of programs, including child welfare, behavioral health, refugee and immigrant services, services for people with disabilities, and support for older adults; LSI provides trauma-informed, culturally appropriate support to foreign-born survivors of human trafficking.
Volunteer with the organization as a group or individually; Register for Lutheran Day on the Hill
Visit website →Iowa
Iowa Legal Aid
A nonprofit law firm that provides free civil legal help and advocacy for underserved Iowans with the aim to make hope, dignity, and justice available to low-income Iowans by providing free legal help and empowering Iowans to advocate for their rights; it helps victims of trafficking through civil legal remedies such as helping clients get civil protection orders, civil injunctions, and benefits.
Sign up to volunteer; collaborate with Iowa Legal Aid, such as through trainings and workshops
Visit website →Iowa
Iowa Businesses Against Trafficking (IBAT)
A statewide recognition and education program from the Iowa Secretary of State's office, empowering businesses to help in the fight to end human trafficking through training and outreach opportunities.
Sign up for the E-Newsletter to learn about news stories and current events; Apply as an Iowa business owner to the IBAT
Visit website →Iowa
Dorothy's House
A safe place for survivors of human trafficking, exploitation, and prostitution to discover their healing journeys through the practice of life.
Volunteer as an individual or in a group; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Drop off physical donations
Visit website →Iowa
Chains Interrupted
A nonprofit organization that aims to empower communities and advocate for the freedom of youth from human trafficking and exploitation through Awareness, Prevention, and Advocacy.
Host an Awareness Event; Host a fundraiser; Post on social media to spread awareness; Request a speaker; Volunteer with Chains Interrupted
Visit website →Indiana
The Julian Center
An organization that supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence throughout Indiana and empowers them to recover and build a life for themselves, equipping survivors to live a life free of abuse.
Contribute to their Wish List; Donate to Thrifty Threads; apply for an internship
Visit website →Indiana
Stop the Traffick Indiana
A nonprofit organization that provides resources, training, and educational opportunities for anti-human trafficking and suicide awareness and prevention, both for the public and for professionals.
Take the Indiana IPATH pledge; attend an upcoming event; Sign up to volunteer
Visit website →Indiana
Middle Way House
An organization that seeks to support domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking affected individuals in every community while also educating the community through outreach and prevention programs.
Choose Middle Way House as your non-profit through Kroger Community Rewards; Donate to their Amazon Wish List; Shop their merchandise; Volunteer with the organization
Visit website →Indiana
LION195 Against Trafficking Inc.
An organization that supports child survivors of human trafficking by providing a safe place to heal and recover, while also collaborating with national and international partners to put an end to human trafficking.
Request a training or presentation; Attend an upcoming event; Volunteer in areas such as Administration, Marketing and Public Relations, Legal and Research, and more
Visit website →Indiana
Hope Center Indy
A Christ-centered, anti-human trafficking organization in Indianapolis, offering faith-based support to survivors.
Purchase from their shop to benefit their various programs; donate items, such as women's clothing; Donate to their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Indiana
Advocacy and Specialized Services for Interventions for Survivors of Trauma (ASSIST) Indiana
An organization that exists to end interpersonal violence by empowering and supporting victims and survivors of sexual violence, child abuse, human trafficking, and other forms of violence through compassionate advocacy, comprehensive care, and coordinated, victim-centered services – all in one safe, inclusive location.
Donate via their Amazon Wishlist; Utilize their free prevention education for schools in their service area; Volunteer with ASSIST
Visit website →Indiana
Ascent 121
An organization that seeks to empower young people and their families through long-term recovery services to position them for their next chapter in life and provide a continuum of care for survivors of sex trafficking.
Volunteer in areas such as Events, Marketing/Office work, and more; Request an Awareness Presentation; Host a book or movie discussion group
Visit website →Illinois
The Dreamcatcher Foundation
A nonprofit survivor-founded, survivor-driven, and survivor-focused agency fighting to end human trafficking in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs by helping them find confidence and stability through education, empowerment, and active prevention.
Volunteer as a mentor, tutor, activity coordinator, and more; Host a fundraiser in your home or in your community
Visit website →Illinois
The Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation (CAASE)
A non-profit that envisions a community free from all forms of sexual exploitation, including sexual assault and the commercial sex trade, through their work of prevention, policy reform, community engagement, and legal services.
Attend upcoming event; Intern with the organization; Join the Young Professionals Board (YPD); private firm attorneys can work on the Pro Bono Program; Read their research and reports
Visit website →Illinois
Stepping Stones Network
An organization that seeks to educate and engage the community to prevent sexual exploitation and provide comprehensive, restorative care to survivors through community engagement, prevention, and outreach, and its Moms & Kids Program.
Volunteer with the organization; apply for a paid or unpaid internship
Visit website →Illinois
Salt & Light Coalition
An organization that empowers survivors of human trafficking to thrive through a trauma-informed, three-step approach that equips them with self-awareness, workplace readiness, and ongoing support.
Volunteer as a job training, life skills, and/or back-office volunteer; businesses can partner with Salt and Light to offer safe, long-term employment for survivors
Visit website →Illinois
Refuge for Women
A non-profit, faith based organization providing care for women who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation.
Join their mailing list; Follow the organization on social media; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Illinois
Life Span
An organization that empowers survivors of domestic and sexual violence to demand safety as a human right through client-centered services and leads social change through accountability, community engagement, and systemic advocacy.
Volunteer for their Board of Directors, Ambassador Board, or as a Social Media volunteer; Host a fundraising event
Visit website →Illinois
Honorable Women Inc.
A nonprofit organization that seeks to stop human trafficking in Chicago through community outreach, advocacy, and love.
Contact the organization to volunteer, host fundraising events, and get out the organization's message
Visit website →Illinois
Chicago Children's Advocacy Center
The city's only nonprofit organization that coordinates the efforts of child protection staff, law enforcement professionals, family advocates, medical experts, and mental health clinicians under one roof; it features a human trafficking team to provide timely care specific to children's needs.
Volunteer to help the organization; attend an organization event; request a training to learn more about the warning signs of sex or labor trafficking
Visit website →Illinois
Center for Prevention of Abuse (CFPA)
An organization that provides services and support to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse, and educates the public concerning these matters so that abuse can be prevented; CFPA is the lead victim-service agency in the Central Illinois Human Trafficking Task Force, providing leadership and services over 46 counties and was the first federally granted, sanctioned, and trained provider of beds and services for both labor and sex trafficking victims south of Chicago.
Provide non-monetary donations such as food and pantry needs, shelter needs, or household items; attend a special event or fundraiser; Volunteer with the organization
Visit website →Idaho
Safe Harbor
A non-profit organization committed to charting a course towards freedom and healing for victims of human trafficking through education, community engagement and individual awareness.
Volunteer to make an impact in your community; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Idaho
Idaho Creating Opportunities Beyond Survival (COBS)
An organization that helps victims and survivors of human trafficking heal, grow, and build safe lives by providing safe housing, crisis care, and education to prevent abuse and exploitation.
Apply to become a volunteer; attend upcoming events; request a training for your school, church, workplace, or community group
Visit website →Idaho
Helping Captives
A Christian anti-trafficking and support organization serving the Spokane Washington and Northern Idaho regions by providing opportunities for freedom and safety to those exploited by sex trafficking through prevention, intervention, and recovery services.
Purchase items from their Amazon Wish List or Top Needs List; Volunteer with the organization; Attend hosted events
Visit website →Idaho
Faces of Hope
An organization that provides a safety net of crisis services to men, women, and children experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, stalking, or human trafficking.
Donate items (such as beading supplies); Apply to become a volunteer; Shop their Amazon Wishlist; Become a Holiday Helper
Visit website →Hawaii
The Pacific Survivor Center (PSC)
The organization is committed to advancing health and human rights in the Hawaiʻi-Pacific region, and through direct services, education, research, and advocacy, the organization strives to heal and empower survivors of abuse and exploitation and to end human rights violations in their community.
Collaborate as a like-minded organization in education/training endeavors or research projects; Work with the PSC as a trainer or assisting in the development of curriculum and educational materials
Visit website →Hawaii
Project Nehemiah Hawaiʻi
A frontline nonprofit addressing human trafficking, abuse, homelessness, bullying, and through outreach, prevention, public awareness, and community collaboration.
Invite Christina Everett, Founder & President, to speak on behalf of the organization; Attend community events; participate in an internship
Visit website →Hawaii
Imua Alliance
One of Hawaiʻi's leading anti-traficking organizations that provides outreach and direct intervention services to victims at high-risk locations. The organization also equips students and community members with the skills to prevent exploitation before it begins and effectively respond to those in need.
Book a training with the organization, such as their "It Ends With Us" presentation at the secondary school level
Visit website →Hawaii
Hoʻōla Nā Pua
An organization committed to the prevention of child sex trafficking and providing care and healing for youth who have experienced exploitation and abuse through prevention education, advocacy, mentorship, and therapeutic services.
Volunteer with the organization
Visit website →Hawaii
Establish
An organization that aims to deliver long-term support to survivors by fostering healing, restoration, and prevention of future abuse and trauma to vulnerable populations.
Become a supporter of the organization; request an information session
Visit website →Hawaii
Child & Family Service
A Hawaiʻi-born, impact-driven, community-based organization with a mission of strengthening families and fostering the healthy development of children; the Manaʻolana (Hope) Program offers free comprehensive case management and outreach to all children and families who are survivors of human trafficking.
Volunteer as a regular volunteer or in the short term, such as assisting at events
Visit website →Georgia
Wellspring Living
An organization that seeks to transform the lives of those at risk or victimized by sexual exploitation by providing trauma-informed care, including safe housing, therapy, education, and personal and professional development, to women and youth on their path toward healing and independence.
Volunteer in various roles, including event hosting and skills-based volunteering; Become a partner (event hosting or corporate giving)
Visit website →Georgia
The Freedom Collective
An organization whose mission is to glorify God by bringing hope to victims of sexual exploitation, empowering them to live free, and ultimately abolishing sex trafficking.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Georgia
The International Association of Human Trafficking Investigators (IAHTI)
A nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking through comprehensive education, heightened awareness, and the identification of red flags within at-risk communities and systems.
Become a volunteer; Complete an online training; Attend upcoming conferences
Visit website →Georgia
Tharros Place
An organization that provides support and shelter for survivors of human trafficking by providing residential services for girls between the ages of 12 and 17 through compassionate and safe residential care, empowered and respected staff, and collaborative community outreach.
Donate at Goodwill; Contribute to their Amazon Wish List; Gather facility needs
Visit website →Georgia
Tapestri
A non-profit dedicated to ending violence and oppression in immigrant and refugee communities using culturally competent and linguistically appropriate methods; tackles human trafficking through victim assistance and training for service providers.
Attend upcoming events; Volunteer in various capacities, including data entry, conducting client surveys, and assisting with community outreach; Host a drive or contribute to their Amazon Wish List
Visit website →Georgia
Tahirih Justice Center
A national, nonprofit organization that serves women, girls, and all immigrant survivors of gender-based violence and provides each survivor with free legal support and social services to secure their rights and build stable lives.
Host a fundraiser or make in-kind gifts based on their wishlists; Join their pro bono network; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Georgia
Street Grace
A faith-based nonprofit organization that is eradicating the sexual exploitation of children through prevention, protection, policy, and pursuit.
Utilize tools and resources, such as their "App Safety Guide"; participate in the Youth Leadership Academy
Visit website →Georgia
Safe Passage
An organization that helps trafficked and high-risk youth navigate trauma and overcome setbacks through services that are Christ-centered, trauma-informed, and youth-led to support healing, growth, and lasting freedom.
Volunteer and become a mentor; become an Anchor Church; Donate care packages or host FUNdraisers
Visit website →Georgia
House of Cherith
A trauma-informed care residential recovery program providing a safe place for adult female survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation, and those who have been employed in the sex entertainment industry.
Volunteer to help with craft time, tea parties, life skill classes, and more; attend upcoming events; Contribute to their wish list
Visit website →Georgia
Georgia Center for Child Advocacy
An organization that seeks to champion the needs of sexually and severely physically abused children through prevention, intervention, therapy, and collaboration.
Volunteer by hosting a drive, attending a tour of their center, becoming a Special Event Committee member, and more; participate in a prevention training
Visit website →Georgia
Frontline Response
An organization that combats homelessness and sex trafficking through its anti-sex trafficking, homelessness and care, and prevention programs; its Anti Sex Trafficking Department provides holistic, individualized, and trauma-informed care to adult victims of commercial sexual exploitation through a seamless continuum of services, including outreach, jail mentorship, 24-hour hotline services, safe home services, and long-term program placement.
Join a weekly outreach event; join a volunteer team (such as tutoring, early learning center, kids club, and huddles)
Visit website →Georgia
End It Movement
A coalition of the leading organizations in the world in the fight for freedom that aims to prevent trafficking through awareness, education, and prosecution, alongside restoring survivors by providing protection and rehabilitation.
Download their Digital Toolkit with resources; Learn more about the issue of modern slavery in the world through their resources
Visit website →Georgia
BeLoved
A non-profit, anti-sex trafficking organization lovingly equipping brave women on their path to freedom.
Volunteer with the organization; Donate items from their Amazon Wishlist; Subscribe to their newsletter
Visit website →Georgia
Atlanta Redemption Ink
A survivor-led nonprofit providing tattoo removal, cover-ups, and trauma-informed support and training to restore what exploitation, trauma, and violence tried to steal—identity, dignity, and hope.
Request a keynote, training, interview, or panel discussion that challenges misconceptions and changes the way people see survivors, tattoos, and trauma; Request a training or join their online course waitlist
Visit website →Georgia
4Sarah
A faith-based nonprofit organization empowering women and girls in the sex industry and those impacted by sex trafficking to change the direction of their lives through consistent outreach, compassionate support, and real pathways forward.
Attend an upcoming event; Apply to become a volunteer; Donate to the organization, such as donating to their current needs list
Visit website →Florida
Trafficking in America Task Force
A nonprofit organization that works together with local, state and congressional lawmakers and trains law enforcement, medical and mental health professionals to help bring an end to the scourge of human trafficking.
Book a speaker; Apply to become a volunteer; Take the pledge
Visit website →Florida
The Tim Tebow Foundation
An organization that exists to bring Faith, Hope, and Love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need; the organization fights against human trafficking and child exploitation through prevention, rescue, and survivor care.
Host a fundraiser; Review "The Protect Our Children Tactical Plan" to review five ways you can fight against child sexual exploitation now
Visit website →Florida
The Lifeboat Project
An organization that aims to raise awareness of the issue of human trafficking and to empower the lives of survivors through long-term aftercare, residential programs, trauma counseling, housing, personal development, and educational resources.
Volunteer with the organization; other options include becoming a Haven Home, requesting a speaker, or training
Visit website →Florida
The FREE Network
A non-profit focusing on confronting and combating all forms of human trafficking while empowering victims to survive and thrive in their communities, namely through prevention, education, and rehabilitation.
Accepts donations and critical-needs supplies, such as personal care items and clothing; speakers available for events upon request.
Visit website →Florida
The Freedom Collective
An organization whose mission is to glorify God by bringing hope to victims of sexual exploitation, empowering them to live free, and ultimately abolishing sex trafficking.
Become a volunteer
Visit website →Florida
The Florida Alliance to End Human Trafficking
A nonprofit organization created by the Florida Legislature to provide funding, support, and assistance to the statewide effort to end human trafficking.
Offers a free online training that helps educate on both the issue of human trafficking and how we can work together to solve the issue
Visit website →Florida
The International Association of Human Trafficking Investigators (IAHTI)
A nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking through comprehensive education, heightened awareness, and the identification of red flags within at-risk communities and systems.
Become a volunteer; Complete an online training; Attend upcoming conferences
Visit website →Florida
Survive and Thrive Advocacy Center
An organization that serves as a Coordinator and Service Provider for Victims, survivors, and those who are at-risk of Human Trafficking, with the mission to end human trafficking by empowering survivors and strengthening communities.
Request trainings or presentations; Utilize human trafficking social media content and promotional support materials
Visit website →Florida
Strategic Alliance to Fight Exploitation (SAFE) in Central Florida
An organization with the mission to facilitate a passionate alliance of purpose-driven partners that produce and fund anti sex trafficking solutions in Central Florida.
Volunteer with partner organizations; Subscribe to their newsletter
Visit website →Florida
Selah Freedom
A faith-based anti-human trafficking non-profit organization that brings freedom to the exploited through five strong programs: Awareness, Prevention, Outreach, Residential, and Consulting.
Offers volunteer opportunities within their Hillsborough or Manatee County safe home, their Awareness team, their Outreach team within the Sarasota and Manatee County jails, or their Prevention Team; join their Midwest Prevention Team through their Speaker's Bureau, Event Management, or Administrative work; offers multi-education training through expert staff on the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children)
Visit website →Florida
Safe Exit Initiative
An organization that creates safe and sustainable exits from exploitation and the sex trade through quality programming, strategic partnerships and comprehensive legislative initiatives.
Attend an upcoming event; Keep updated on organizational news; Request a training
Visit website →Florida
Rethreaded
A non-profit organization that exists for the complete restoration of survivors of human trafficking, aiming to promote a physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and professionally healthy environment.
Volunteer as a group or as an individual; attend, host, or sponsor an event
Visit website →Florida
Place of Hope
A faith-based, state-licensed children and families organization committed to bringing healing, stability, and hope to those in crisis; the organization helps survivors of trafficking through targeted therapy and case management, faith-based family support, community awareness and prevention, life skills and education, and safe housing.
Volunteer in areas such as administrative assistance, meals and cooking, and mentorship
Visit website →Florida
Path2Freedom
A Southwest Florida–based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to creating hope and healing for child survivors of sex trafficking.
Volunteer in direct or indirect service as a life coach, emergency relief mentor, after-school support, a driver, or in the classroom
Visit website →Florida
One More Child
An organization that provides Christ-centered services to vulnerable children and struggling families; the organization helps trafficking survivors begin a new life by providing expert leadership, holistic care, and powerful advocacy.
Request a speaker; Volunteer and/or register for the Anti-Trafficking:101 video course available in English and Spanish
Visit website →Florida
Latisha's House Foundation
A national organization committed to creating a world Free from Slavery that provides survivors with safe housing and services that enable them to be free.
Donate food items; Donate household items; Donate self-care items; Donate art supplies; Consider other ways to donate; Become a volunteer
Visit website →Florida
Kristi House
An organization dedicated to eradicating child abuse and child sex trafficking – working nationally on solutions, and locally to heal children impacted by abuse and exploitation; Project GOLD provides outreach and services to children and young adults exploited in sex trafficking to help them recover from dangerous lives at the hands of traffickers and predators.
Various ways to get involved, including hosting a drive, fulfilling their Amazon Wish List, attending a training, volunteering, or attending fundraising events
Visit website →Florida
Her Song
An organization that believes survivors of trafficking are resilient individuals on a journey to healing and freedom and provides a comprehensive range of survivor care services, including trauma-responsive victim outreach, holistic care coordination, and long-term residential survivor care.
Stock a safe home based on their wishlists; Become a volunteer; Read their blog
Visit website →Florida
Glory House of Miami
A nonprofit, faith-based organization committed to bringing healing and restoration to those affected by human trafficking by helping them recognize their worth and value as unique individuals.
Partner with the organization as an individual, corporate, or church partner
Visit website →Florida
Broward County Human Trafficking Coalition (BHTC)
A coalition of individuals from the general public, those who serve it, and all community partners in Southeast Florida who are individually and collectively committed to working to improve assistance for persons affected by the crime of human trafficking.
Opportunities include fundraising to represent the organization at community events, fundraising, or requesting a speaker
Visit website →Florida
Bridging Freedom
An organization with the mission to combat minor sex-trafficking by bringing restoration to those rescued and victim prevention to those we reach with their message.
Volunteer in areas ranging from bringing awareness at community events to organizing a fundraiser
Visit website →Delaware
Zoë Ministries of Delaware
An organization with the mission to provide safety, healing, and advocacy for those impacted or potentially impacted by sex trafficking.
Apply to be a volunteer at Hannah's House and Zoe Ministries
Visit website →Delaware
The Delaware Coalition for Human Trafficking Survivors
A nonprofit that walks alongside survivors of sex trafficking through highly individualized support programs and advocates for change in social and judicial systems.
Attend events such as the Human Trafficking Awareness, Prevention and Action Summit;
Visit website →Connecticut
The Underground New England (NE)
A faith-based non-profit organization that exists to eradicate human trafficking in Connecticut and beyond through awareness, prevention, and intentional survivor support.
Volunteer as a UGNE Freedom Ambassador, Assistant, Outreach Partner, and more; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Connecticut
The Partnership to End Human Trafficking (PEHT)
A nonprofit organization that provides survivors of human trafficking a pathway toward healing and independence through community outreach, residential recovery, and economic empowerment.
Become a PEHT Volunteer; Apply for an internship in various fields, including social work, psychology, occupational therapy, marketing, and human resources; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Connecticut
The Hummingbird Project
A culturally specific nonprofit whose mission is to support communities of color and those of the African diaspora on a transformative path of healing, resilience, and empowerment while addressing the enduring effects of trauma.
Invite the organization to trainings, conferences, panels, workshops, and podcasts; Attend upcoming events
Visit website →Connecticut
Love146
The primary specialized statewide service provider supporting youth who've been trafficked and serves as a credible force preventing child trafficking and providing holistic expert support to survivors.
Start a fundraiser; Shop in their store; Engage your team, group or workplace with Tread on Trafficking; Shop to fulfill their survivor care wishlist; Send an e-card;
Visit website →Connecticut
Klingberg Family Centers
A private, nonprofit multi-service agency that aims to help build healing relationships that empower children and families to reach their full potential; its Child and Adolescent Trauma Services (CATS) provides support for victims of sex/labor human trafficking.
Opportunities include visiting their campus, inviting them to your civic group, club or church to speak on the history of Klingberg Family Centers and their current array of programs, or volunteering
Visit website →Connecticut
Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants (CIRI)
A statewide nonprofit organization that assists refugees and immigrants resolve legal, economic, linguistic, and social barriers so that they become self-sufficient, integrated, and contributing members of the community; Project Rescue, CIRI's Anti-Human Trafficking Program, serves trafficking victims through comprehensive case management, advocacy, immigration legal aid, and referrals to community service providers.
Donate essential supplies; organize a donation drive; Become a volunteer in an ongoing and/or one-time capacity
Visit website →Colorado
Western Slope Against Trafficking (WSAT)
An organization that brings together key community members to create a survivor-centered approach to human trafficking in Western Colorado.
Volunteer in areas ranging from social media to event planning; Host or sponsor an event
Visit website →Colorado
The Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMAIN)
A nonprofit organization that works to ensure justice for adults in immigration detention and for immigrant children who have suffered from abuse, neglect, or violence; their Anti-Human Trafficking Project supports detained immigrant adults and immigrant children and youth identified as survivors of human trafficking.
Volunteer as a pro bono attorney, mental health or medical professional, or as an interpreter and translator; Participate in an internship program
Visit website →Colorado
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT)
A non-profit organization that works alongside communities across Colorado to prevent exploitation, strengthen responses, and connect survivors with support.
Become trained to identify potential trafficking situations and respond compassionately and appropriately; Volunteer to support Colorado's 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline; Apply for their Leadership Development Program; Apply to be part of their Board of Directors; Submit an application to be listed in their Online Resource Directory as a localized agency that provides a variety of support services for survivors of human trafficking
Visit website →Colorado
The Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance (COVA)
A nonprofit organization that has been committed to fairness and healing for crime victims, their families, and communities through leadership, education, and advocacy; their Human Trafficking Program supports victims of labor and sex trafficking in Colorado.
Become a member to join their community of victim service professionals and access COVA's trainings, resources, and newsletters
Visit website →Colorado
TESSA
An organization that helps individuals and their children achieve safety and well-being while challenging communities to end sexual and family violence; it provides confidential support to survivors of human trafficking.
Coordinate a donation drive; participate in Pasta in the Park
Visit website →Colorado
Reclaiming Hope
An organization that cares for survivors of sex trafficking at the point of recovery, during restoration, and reintegration by addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Fill a Hope Bag; Become a mentor for survivors
Visit website →Colorado
Lotus Foundation
An organization that provides confidential, survivor-directed advocacy and comprehensive case management to survivors of human trafficking throughout Colorado.
Provide items or gift cards to clients; Volunteer for fundraising and donation collections or booth support at community events
Visit website →Colorado
GenerateHope
A faith-based organization that provides short and long-term housing along with comprehensive programs for women who have survived sex trafficking; their mission is to empower survivors to restore their lives, reintegrate into society, and step boldly into a future filled with hope and possibility.
Become a volunteer; request a GenerateHope representative to speak at your event; apply for job and internship opportunities
Visit website →Colorado
Freedom for Fremont
A local anti-human trafficking organization located in Canon City that has the mission of raising awareness about the issue of human trafficking, a heinous crime that affects millions of people around the world.
Volunteer locally; Support their partner organizations
Visit website →Colorado
Denver Anti-Trafficking Alliance
An organization that works to facilitate a victim-centered, multidisciplinary response to human trafficking in Denver through enhancing collaborative efforts; supporting trauma-informed services; promoting collaborative investigations and prosecution; improving education and awareness; and advancing public policy and advocacy.
Request a training to spot signs of human trafficking; attend an upcoming event
Visit website →Colorado
Covered Colorado
An organization that aims to end the cycle of trafficking one survivor at a time by walking with her from crisis to stability, healing, and long-term transformation.
Schedule an immersive experience to witness Aspen's story; Help collect items based on current needs; Volunteer in areas such as office projects or fundraising event support; become a Kingdom Impact Partner to volunteer, collect items, or invite the organization to speak
Visit website →Colorado
Bringing our Valley HOPE
An organization that aims to eliminate human trafficking in Central Colorado through education, support to survivors, and prevention of trafficking in their communities.
Volunteer as part of their Education, Fundraising, or Publicity Team
Visit website →Colorado
Battlement to the Bells Anti-Trafficking Task Force (BATT)
A coalition of community members that are fully committed to ensuring that Children and Vulnerable People are not exploited and works to end human trafficking from Battlement Mesa to the Maroon Bells.
Complete NHTH and HHS training or schedule a training with your organization
Visit website →Colorado
ALIGHT
A nonprofit that connects children, women, and men who have suffered human trafficking to free legal help at a critical point in their recovery.
Volunteer as a Social Media Ambassador, Grant Writing Associate, or Graphic Design Associate; Join the Board of Directors
Visit website →California
Without Permission
A non-profit organization that exists to respond to the sex trafficking battle as a leading collaborative partner in bringing education to all aspects of the Central Valley and to serve the justice system agencies, educators, medical, and other service providers as they work to identify and/or rescue sex trafficking victims.
Register to be a volunteer or Certified Navigator; Donate Bags of Compassion; Contribute to their JHH Walmart Wish List or JHH Amazon Wish List
Visit website →California
WEAVE
The organization's mission is to promote safe and healthy relationships and to support survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and sex trafficking.
Volunteer in the WEAVE retail thrift store; attend events linked here
Visit website →California
Tahirih Justice Center
A national, nonprofit organization that serves women, girls, and all immigrant survivors of gender-based violence and provides each survivor with free legal support and social services to secure their rights and build stable lives.
Host a fundraiser or make in-kind gifts based on their wishlists; Join their pro bono network; Become a volunteer
Visit website →California
Stand Up Placer
A non-profit, community-based organization dedicated to empowering all to stand up to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking;
Volunteer with their 24-Hour Crisis Line, Text and Chat, or legal assistance; Join the Friends of Stand Up Placer Initiative
Visit website →California
Set Free Monterey Bay
A non-profit fighting in faith to bring an end to human trafficking through prevention education, awareness training, and survivor restoration in the form of long-term residential and outpatient care.
Businesses, Churches, First Responders, and Schools can partner with the organization; Schedule a training seminar; Volunteer through leadership, programming, and community building, or become an ambassador
Visit website →California
Saving Innocence
An organization with the mission of supporting and empowering children and adults impacted by human trafficking by disrupting cycles of abuse and confronting exploitation through strategic partnerships and trauma-responsive education, advocacy, and systems of care.
Host an event fundraiser to end child sex trafficking; share the work of Saving Innocence on social media
Visit website →California
San Francisco Collaborative Against Human Trafficking (SFCAHT)
A coalition committed to ending human trafficking through collaboration, education, outreach, advocacy, and supporting survivors of human trafficking by taking a zero-tolerance stance on exploitation, violence, and human trafficking, and building a strong group of anti-trafficking advocates and experts in the Bay Area.
Complete the 40-hour Comprehensive Anti-Human Trafficking Advocate Training through San Francisco SafeHouse; students in the Bay Area with a passion for fighting against human trafficking can become a member of the SFCAHT Student Alliance
Visit website →California
The International Rescue Committee's Human-trafficking Outreach, Prevention, and Education (HOPE) Program
A program that provides comprehensive services to survivors of human trafficking, as well as training and outreach to increase awareness and identification of survivors.
View available volunteer opportunities related to human trafficking within the organization
Visit website →California
One Bread Foundation
A non-profit for trafficked youth whose approach to fighting child sex trafficking focuses on three pillars: direct funding for survivor aftercare, legal advocacy, and community education.
View anti-human trafficking educational resources; Become a volunteer
Visit website →California
My Sister's House
An organization with the mission to serve Asian and Pacific Islander and other underserved women and children impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking by providing a culturally appropriate and responsive safe haven, job training, and community services
Donate physical items based on their wishlist; free pickup of unwanted electronics for homes and businesses across Northern California through EWaste4Good, where a portion of the proceeds directly supports My Sister's House
Visit website →California
Motivating, Inspiring, Supporting, and Serving Sexually Exploited Youth (MISSSEY)
An organization that advocates and facilitates the empowerment and inner transformation of sexually exploited youth by holistically addressing their specific needs
Volunteers assist their STaR Center staff with activities like preparing meals, organizing donations, co-facilitating workshops, and helping with youth events
Visit website →California
Justice Coalition
An organization committed to partnering with the church and community to prevent human trafficking through education, partnership, and outreach.
Volunteer for ongoing or one-day volunteer opportunities; request a presentation or training; participate in the Emergency Backpack Project
Visit website →California
Journey Out
A Los Angeles-based nonprofit leading the fight for the freedom and survival of all those whose lives have been destroyed by sex trafficking or commercial sexual exploitation.
Volunteer in areas ranging from court advocacy to social media outreach and community building
Visit website →California
Health, Education, Advocacy, Leadership (HEAL) Trafficking
A global leader in addressing human trafficking through a public health lens through their evidence-based, survivor-centered approach which equips healthcare professionals to recognize, respond to, and prevent human trafficking.
Sign up for HEAL's Newsletters to learn about Events and Updates; Request a speaker; Volunteer
Visit website →California
GenerateHope
A faith-based organization that provides short and long-term housing along with comprehensive programs for women who have survived sex trafficking; their mission is to empower survivors to restore their lives, reintegrate into society, and step boldly into a future filled with hope and possibility.
Become a volunteer; request a GenerateHope representative to speak at your event; apply for job and internship opportunities
Visit website →California
Gems Uncovered
A nonprofit organization that exists to rebuild lives affected by Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation so that young men and women can move from a life of hopelessness to a life of purpose.
Become a part of the volunteer team (from grant writing to workshop facilitation); donate Dignity bags containing items needed by the girls rescued or assigned to attend their program
Visit website →California
Exodus Cry
An organization committed to abolishing sex trafficking and breaking the cycle of commercial sexual exploitation while assisting and empowering its victims.
Subscribe to receive organizational emails; Sign petitions, such as end demand.; See how your church can help; Become an abolition business partner; Listen to The Exodus Cry Podcast; Shop at the Exodus Cry Store; Apply for open jobs and internships; Read offered articles; Watch Exodus Cry films
Visit website →California
Forgotten Children, Inc.
An organization with the mission to rescue, restore, educate, and bring hope to victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Request the organization to speak at your next event or request an awareness workshop; Volunteer in programs ranging from Rachel's House of Healing to Administrative Support
Visit website →California
Connect2Change
A non-profit organization that advances economic mobility for women survivors of sex trafficking through entrepreneurial training, coaching, and business development assistance in the Sacramento Region.
Volunteer for events, community outreach, program support, fundraising, or mentorship
Visit website →California
Community Against Sexual Harm (CASH)
An organization that focuses on providing vital support to women and families affected by human trafficking and exploitation in Sacramento; their Reducing Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking (REST) program provides women with the tools and resources needed to achieve stability and pursue their dreams
Volunteer, for example, to support their annual fundraiser (An Evening in September) or conduct mock interviews for their Employment Program
Visit website →California
Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (CAST)
An organization working to end human trafficking through education, advocacy, and empowering survivors; the United States' largest provider of comprehensive, direct services to survivors of human trafficking, and an advocate for groundbreaking policies and legislation.
Donate items to survivors, such as clothing or toiletries; register for a free online training; Join their campaigns and contact local representatives
Visit website →California
Church World Service (CWS)'s NorCal Anti-Trafficking
A team that provides intensive case management to survivors of human trafficking, as well as training and outreach to increase awareness and identification of survivors. Their goal is to help survivors regain control of their lives while finding their voices through a continuum of trauma-informed, culturally relevant, and gender responsive services to ensure their safety, security, and healing.
Volunteer with the organization; assemble a CWS kit
Visit website →California
California Against Slavery
An organization whose mission is to defend the freedom of every person by empowering the people of California to fulfill their obligation to stop human trafficking and encourage statewide collaboration.
Utilize the industry-specific training resources available on their website
Visit website →California
Breaking the Chains
A non-profit organization located in the Central San Joaquin Valley that works with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to provide comprehensive wrap-around care to lives impacted by human trafficking.
Volunteer with the organization; attend upcoming events
Visit website →California
ALIGHT
A nonprofit that connects children, women, and men who have suffered human trafficking to free legal help at a critical point in their recovery.
Volunteer as a Social Media Ambassador, Grant Writing Associate, or Graphic Design Associate; Join the Board of Directors
Visit website →California
3Strands Global Foundation
A non-profit organization that mobilizes communities to combat human trafficking through prevention education and reintegration programs.
Become a certified PROTECT Facilitator to bring evidence-based prevention education to your schools and organizations; Volunteer for annual events such as their golf tournament or fireworks booth; Utilize the PROTECT program as it is available to school districts at no cost on a limited basis
Visit website →Arkansas
The Centers
A non-profit mental and behavioral health provider with locations in Little Rock and Monticello that serves specific populations such as socially and emotionally challenged and at-risk youth, runaway youth, foster children and families, victims of human trafficking, and adults suffering from a variety of mental and behavioral challenges.
In-Kind giving via their Amazon Wish List; Volunteer as an Ambassador of Hope and lead and support donation drives; Attend events and fundraisers
Visit website →Arkansas
Into the Light
An organization whose mission is to provide refuge and restoration for minor survivors of sexual exploitation and to bring awareness and education to the issue of human sex trafficking.
Volunteer in a variety of capacities, ranging from being a public awareness liaison, participating in a meal train, or helping with events
Visit website →Arkansas
Hub of Hope
An organization that mobilizes communities to improve the response to victims of human trafficking by providing healing opportunities, prevention, and education for communities.
Volunteer with their HELPline, Victim Response Team, HOPE Advocates, Survivor Support Group, and more; donate items such as snack items and small toiletry bags; request a presentation on Human Trafficking Awareness and Parents Against Child Trafficking
Visit website →Arkansas
Hope Found
A nonprofit organization whose mission is to end human trafficking by creating awareness, educating communities, and coordinating services for victims and survivors.
Volunteer with fundraising, events, awareness, or help with their survivor services program; Request a presentation covering topics such as labor trafficking, sex trafficking, and internet safety
Visit website →Arkansas
Canopy Northwest Arkansas (Canopy NWA)
A nonprofit organization with the mission to create a community where refugees are welcomed and equipped with all they need to build new lives; their Anti-Trafficking Program combines culturally competent case management, strategic partnerships, and advocacy to build a trauma-informed, community-wide response to human trafficking.
Volunteer in a variety of areas, ranging from technical assistance to career coaching; Donate a Canopy Welcome Kit or furniture
Visit website →Arkansas
Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ACASA)
A statewide coalition of individuals and organizations working together toward the elimination of sexual violence and human trafficking, advocating for victims' rights and services.
Volunteer at the ACASA office
Visit website →Arkansas
AID (Aiding Survivors of Human Trafficking and Child Abuse: Attorneys at Law)
A nonprofit law firm providing legal services to survivors of trafficking and child abuse and their families across Arkansas.
Volunteering as an Attorney (Pro Bono Legal Services), Adoption of Family, Adoption of Youth, or in Naturalization Work (Virtual or In-person); Law students can participate in internships
Visit website →Arizona
Where Hope Lives
An organization that supports child and youth survivors of human trafficking through trauma-informed programs tailored to developmental needs, offering safety, healing, and empowerment to survivors and their families, in partnership with community and behavioral health systems.
Volunteer by participating in a service project or sharing your individual talent, from administrative support to kitchen preparation; Start a fundraiser or donate a vehicle
Visit website →Arizona
Phoenix Dream Center
A non-profit organization that aims to stop human trafficking, end childhood hunger, and educate tomorrow's leaders through residential life recovery programs and community engagement outreach services.
Volunteer with the Where Hope Lives Human Trafficking Recovery Program
Visit website →Arizona
Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services (ALWAYS)
An organization that opens the doors to justice and opportunity by providing no-cost legal services for survivors of human trafficking and young people in Arizona impacted by homelessness, abuse, and the foster care system.
Law students can apply for the Social Justice Fellowship Program; attorneys can volunteer to be placed on a pro bono database
Visit website →Arizona
Arizona State University School of Social Work, Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention Research (STIR)
An office whose goal is to be a central resource of research on domestic sex trafficking, which will inform the decisions made by those who contact victims and perpetrators of sex trafficking, including law enforcement and prosecutors, educators, medical services, and social services.
Offers "Sex Trafficking 101," a free online training module with specific information for the general public, school professionals, mental health providers, and medical providers.
Visit website →Arizona
Arizona Anti-Trafficking Network
A collaboration of programs fighting the multidimensional aspects of human trafficking, addressing community education, public awareness, prevention, demand reduction, male engagement on the issue, and the tourism and hospitality sector.
Offers free training videos and worksheets through the SAFE Action Project: Safeguarding from All Exploitation
Visit website →Alaska
Priceless
A Love Alaska Initiative is the first and only organization focused solely on anti-trafficking and survivor care in Alaska, and walks with sex trafficking survivors as they build healthy, vibrant, self-sustaining lives.
Volunteering and completing an Engage training led by Love Alaska; offers speakers who can present on various topics relating to internet safety and trafficking awareness for youth and youth workers.
Visit website →Alaska
Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living
A non-profit organization that provides programs to intervene and prevent domestic violence, sexual assault, suicide, and other violent crimes that negatively impact their community and the surrounding interior villages; provides comprehensive support for survivors of human trafficking.
Volunteer (Direct or non-direct service positions) in direct services, event planning, fundraising, and more; internships are available for students
Visit website →Alaska
Covenant House Alaska
The state's largest non-profit organization supporting homeless, trafficked, and at-risk youth by offering a safe place and comprehensive services to help youth ages 13-24 achieve stability, independence, and success.
Individual, group, and at-home volunteer opportunities, as well as an option to become a youth mentor; Donate items of assembly care bags for youth in crisis to provide immediate support for youth experiencing homelessness during overnight hours, when full access to their Youth Engagement Center is limited.
Visit website →Alaska
Alaska Native Justice Center
An organization that supports Alaska Tribes in strengthening and enhancing their Tribal Justice systems to ensure better public safety and justice for their communities and families; advocates with victims who received services for domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, dating violence, or stalking.
Offers Law Clerk and Law Fellowship Programs; Accepts donations
Visit website →Alabama
The WellHouse
A non-profit whose mission is to provide residential, therapeutic programs to female victims of human trafficking who have been sexually exploited, offering medical, spiritual, mental, and emotional care.
Accepts volunteers in resident services, administrative assistance, facilities, and prayer alongside internships; speakers available for events upon request.
Visit website →Alabama
North Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force
An organization that works with service providers, law enforcement, and other agencies and coalitions across northern Alabama and the state to prevent human trafficking by raising public awareness, educating the community, and advocating to effect change in local, regional, and state policies.
Donate to their Amazon Wishlist
Visit website →Alabama
Family Sunshine Center
A non-profit organization that fosters hope and healing for survivors of family violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking through the provision of crisis intervention, safe shelter, counseling, advocacy, and supportive services, all free of charge.
Volunteer in areas ranging from hotline assistance and child care to outreach and internships for counseling and social work service; Accepts donations as well as donations of goods and professional services
Visit website →Alabama
Camille Place
A non-profit organization that provides refuge and restoration to survivors of human trafficking and empowers them through the renewal of spirit, soul, and body.
Become an Ambassador to share Camille Place with friends, family, and colleagues; accepts donations and the opportunity to sponsor a child; host a party with a purpose
Visit website →Alabama
Blanket Fort Hope
A faith-based resource for trafficked children, providing them with stability, housing, love, therapy, education, freedom, and exposing them to the gospel truths of Jesus Christ.
Volunteer to help with thank you notes, fundraising, Enhancements & Maintenance around the office, or Restoration Home, or serve on their Junior Board or Board of Directors; Offers a professional, community, or foster parent "Identify Human Trafficking" training
Visit website →Alabama
AshaKiran
A non-profit organization whose mission is to provide free, nonsectarian, and trauma-informed services and education to communities throughout Alabama, and specializes in supporting foreign-born populations by providing culturally and linguistically specific services.
Volunteer with their crisis hotline, events, tabling, and outreach admin; offers trainings, workshops, and awareness presentations for victim service providers and community members
Visit website →National Stats U.S. - 2024
463109
112822
218568
32309
8024
11999
21865
6647
2220
1360
3
8233
2666
8359
1972
Wyoming
592
148
337
29
0
17
24
3
9
0
0
15
0
6
4
Wisconsin
3999
1117
2212
277
72
111
181
59
22
15
0
82
26
79
25
West Virginia
995
339
710
66
8
38
57
24
7
5
0
22
13
26
7
Washington
9080
2599
4562
659
191
271
441
151
37
43
0
189
52
197
26
Virginia
8523
2222
4552
661
112
228
342
115
61
26
0
163
46
164
42
Vermont
585
121
214
26
3
15
45
8
0
3
0
12
0
12
4
Utah
2504
769
1498
196
63
99
130
50
18
12
0
73
19
63
23
Texas
34056
10997
24876
2418
674
1360
2439
640
380
174
0
1000
291
905
322
Tennessee
5420
1696
3487
428
121
213
446
121
40
21
0
154
55
157
49
South Dakota
1168
251
682
75
24
34
44
25
5
0
0
24
9
26
0
South Carolina
5003
1297
3483
267
47
136
274
73
30
21
0
102
28
100
28
Rhode Island
554
188
393
30
15
19
25
11
4
3
0
15
3
17
0
Pennsylvania
9461
2595
5457
641
172
287
676
165
50
40
0
212
77
218
42
Missouri
8273
2281
4453
696
167
272
539
191
42
15
0
180
94
196
49
Mississippi
3495
1398
2785
303
45
195
300
156
18
15
0
132
60
142
29
Minnesota
3812
1039
2079
229
72
83
133
62
5
8
0
61
22
67
12
Michigan
10930
3307
6909
764
219
340
585
216
38
27
0
243
68
266
34
Massachusetts
4244
1175
2283
288
91
115
326
68
23
9
0
90
19
85
16
Maryland
7433
2010
3589
358
101
179
254
93
47
20
0
112
53
123
35
Oregon
5239
1477
2623
368
119
160
227
107
22
17
0
112
30
116
20
Oklahoma
3997
1166
2562
255
96
125
210
70
11
22
0
76
31
89
17
Ohio
13584
3966
7333
671
206
334
509
216
44
37
0
251
63
260
37
North Dakota
833
239
462
44
15
21
24
11
7
0
0
12
5
15
5
North Carolina
11012
2806
7574
638
178
301
580
145
73
38
0
211
73
214
63
New York
16176
5085
10571
1191
337
570
1437
317
104
84
0
416
140
403
90
New Mexico
2130
628
1366
143
44
78
146
48
10
13
0
62
14
59
11
New Jersey
7553
2389
4752
884
77
269
354
98
123
33
0
204
54
182
64
New Hampshire
752
189
546
45
14
22
65
14
0
3
0
15
4
16
3
Nevada
6042
2464
4903
418
194
236
539
158
33
23
0
185
47
175
37
Nebraska
2286
621
1145
148
43
71
91
42
11
8
0
53
10
55
8
Montana
1777
319
641
84
32
43
87
25
9
5
0
30
8
33
7
Maine
1135
311
504
88
26
41
61
17
9
8
0
33
6
27
8
Louisiana
4424
1484
3894
266
88
133
395
79
17
14
0
91
26
95
16
Kentucky
4535
1225
2751
278
75
139
256
79
29
12
0
102
37
100
33
Kansas
3173
934
1761
198
68
126
230
75
26
10
0
81
41
88
25
Iowa
2996
873
1911
166
42
88
140
47
23
9
0
69
18
62
18
Indiana
4362
1390
3263
293
83
154
561
77
33
22
0
112
37
112
25
Illinois
10458
3129
6260
792
219
385
627
235
58
47
0
289
83
285
61
Idaho
1071
276
574
72
9
32
49
21
4
0
0
18
9
19
4
Hawaii
1407
451
995
161
82
55
96
32
7
12
0
39
13
43
6
Georgia
10742
3601
12929
876
299
342
573
190
59
39
0
252
76
234
75
Florida
25895
8298
19235
1830
600
832
1874
445
170
129
0
620
167
596
145
District of Columbia
4350
1078
2102
135
33
55
69
29
12
7
0
42
6
41
6
Delaware
892
301
662
51
8
32
61
19
7
6
0
18
11
26
5
Connecticut
2167
702
1393
167
59
96
170
42
29
18
0
71
20
57
24
Colorado
6115
1718
3460
465
138
185
318
105
30
22
0
130
40
133
30
California
54442
16780
31764
3378
1298
1733
3603
1064
245
197
0
1256
358
1296
231
Arkansas
2413
770
1929
170
56
80
153
44
19
7
0
58
18
56
21
Arizona
6525
2306
5186
550
175
300
671
136
87
46
0
235
55
200
71
Alaska
694
181
353
46
6
22
44
16
0
0
3
16
5
18
0
Alabama
3224
927
1969
231
83
105
141
60
16
16
0
75
26
82
16
The trafficking statistics in this visualization reflect 2024 National Human Trafficking Hotline data. As noted by the National Human Trafficking Hotline, "contactor data describes only those who were aware of and chose to contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline, as well as information those contactors chose to share about themselves and potential trafficking situations." For this reason, the provided data only encompasses hotline reporting and does not fully capture the severity of the issue at the state or national level.The organization directory lists local and regional anti-trafficking organizations across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, compiled to help people find services, volunteer opportunities, and ways to get involved near them.
Dr. Eirliani Abdul Rahman is a Bergel Institute Fellow completing a fellowship focused on human trafficking, building TRAPP (Trafficking Risks: AI for Proactive Protection) — an AI-enabled platform to help police and frontline organizations identify emerging trafficking risks and intervene earlier. Learn more about her work.
All data sourced from the National Human Trafficking Hotline
National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888 · text 233733 · humantraffickinghotline.org