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you can help end human trafficking

First: What is human trafficking?

Human Trafficking is the use of force, fraud or coercion to get another person to provide labor or sex in exchange for something of value (money, drugs, food, shelter, clothing, etc). Child sex trafficking is when anything of value is given for any sex act with a someone under 18 years of age.

if you or someone you know is being trafficked...

Reach out to the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 (text: 233733) or browse their directory at humantraffickinghotline.org to find resources and help.

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A few risk factors include...

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A few protective factors include...

Some groups are disproportionately at-risk or lacking protection, and need support. A few examples include people who are…

  • Black, indigenous, and people of color
  • Culturally and linguistically marginalized
  • LGBTQ+
  • Living with physical and/or mental health conditions

Tip the scales:

Help end trafficking by supporting solutions that reduce risk and increase protection. You could make the critical difference in someone's life.

RESOURCES FOR

youth & families

CAREGIVER RESOURCES

A page with several resources and tips for parents and caregivers.

raising children alongside technology

WEBinar FOR CAREGIVERS

A one-hour webinar on recognizing red flags and helping youth find a safe adult.

online safety page

Risk Factors Awareness Poster

English & Spanish in Download

NATIONAL TRAFFICKING HOTLINE

The National Human Trafficking Hotline

1.888.3737.888
or TEXT 233-733 OR BEFREE​

HAVE YOU EVER ENGAGED IN SEXUAL ACTIVITY IN to receive MONEY, A PLACE TO SLEEP, FOOD, DRUGS, ALCOHOL, OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ANYTHING ELSE?

IF YES, THE NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE CAN HELP YOU.

They give free, confidential, one-on-one support. You can call if you need someone to talk to, if you are in an emergency, or if you need any other help. For example, the hotline can connect you with agencies that can get you shelter, counseling, legal services, and other help.

You can also call the hotline if you are worried about a friend, family member, or anyone else who may be involved in “the life” or is receiving money, shelter, drugs, or anything else in exchange for sex.

ARE YOU WONDERING IF YOU COULD CALL THE national human TRAFFICKING HOTLINE?

National Runaway Safeline

1.800.786.2929

National Sexual Assault Hotline

1.800.656.4673

GLBT National Youth Talk Line

1.800.786.2929

Crisis Text Line

741-741

Text “LISTEN”

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services

1.800.662.4357

National Domestic Violence Hotline

1.800.799.7233

Suicide Prevention Hotline

1.800.273.8255

National Poison Center

1.800.222.1222

RESOURCES FOR

SUPPORTERS & VOLUNTEERS

Social Media Toolkit

REQUEST A SPEAKER

KNOW THE SIGNS POSTER: HOTELS

RISK FACTORS AWARENESS POSTER

HOPE IS BREWING EVENT GUIDE

House Party Event Guide

UPCOMING EVENTS

film screening event guide

Tread on Trafficking event guide

RESPONDING TO DISCLOSURES

Love146 Web Series

Self-Care for supporters

Learn Webpage

VOLUNTEER TEAM TRAINING GUIDE

Email action@love146.org for access.

LANGUAGE & MEDIA GUIDE

STYLE GUIDE

RESOURCES FOR

DONORS

Annual Report & Financials

Ways To Give

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ADDITIONAL

DOWNLOADS

know the signs brochure

NOT A NUMBER PROMOTION POSTCARD

COMMON MYTHS BROCHURE

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