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For over 20 years, Love146 has been a credible force advocating for the prevention of child trafficking and providing holistic support to survivors.
RECENT QUOTES FROM CHILDREN IN OUR SURVIVOR CARE
Love146 taught me that I'm not disgusting.
AN 11-YEAR-OLD IN OUR SURVIVOR CARE 
You listened without judging my past.
A 17-year-old in our Survivor Care 
Love146 helps kids like me get right back on track.
A 16-year-old in our Survivor Care 
“Now I have the words to explain how I was taken advantage of. I used to feel it was my fault, but now I can explain to people how he tricked me. And I can tell my friends to be careful.”
A 15-year-old in our Survivor Care 
You showed me that I'm not defined by my past, and you helped me find who I am.
A 15-year-old in our Survivor Care 
here's what your support is doing...
When you give, you are...
Providing a child recovering from trafficking with holistic care, journeying alongside them for as long as it takes.
Meeting a young person’s practical needs of food, healthcare, and education as they heal.
Supporting a survivor to access and succeed in higher education and employment.
Helping a victim to seek justice against their traffickers.
Preventing trafficking by helping a child understand vulnerability, spot the signs of trafficking, identify healthy support systems, and learn skills they need to stay safe.
Responding to a child who may be in danger by going to meet with them, listen to them, give them resources, and help them understand if they've been victimized.
Equipping a professional with an up-to-date and research-based child trafficking prevention curriculum, bringing it to youth in schools, juvenile justice and child welfare agencies, and other community settings.
For more than 20 years, Love146 has been fighting for a generation free from trafficking.
OVER THE PAST YEAR
2000
youth were reached by our Prevention and Survivor Care programs – more than any other year in our history.
first
generation
college students in our Survivor Care were supported as they stepped on campus this fall.
the next
generation
is being impacted by a brand new program supporting young people in Survivor Care who are parenting.
rigorous evaluations
of our programs were kicked off, funded by the Department of Justice and the CDC.
