Trafficking

The Love Never Fails organization formed in December 2011 after the Founder's teenage dance student experienced human trafficking in the SF Bay Area. Our Board of Directors and Advisory Board include thriving survivors and their families, business owners, teachers, social workers, Pastors, local government executives, attorneys, health care workers, etc. All of our non-profit Board and Advisory members are engaged on a voluntary basis. We are committed to the well being of all youth and driven to restoration, education and protect them from sex trafficking.

Commercial Sexual Exploitation – identification tool (cse-it). A private, non-profit children's community psychology department.

Our vision is for every survivor of Human Trafficking to have the support and tools needed to create a happy, healthy future.

Screening and assessment tools

Pacific Northwest survivors come together in support of the Equality Model to reach decisions through a Race and Social Equity lens.

Dedicated to rescuing children and young people from prostitution worldwide. Offers a 24/7 case management including rescue from pimps, emergency transportation, medical & counseling referrals, online tutoring for the high school equivalency, all expenses for testing for GED/HiSET, resumes, jobs, access to trade schools, vocational schools & community colleges.

PACT’s Mission is to engage county child welfare agencies and their multidisciplinary partners as they implement a statewide, integrated, and adaptable model of cross-coordination. Our staff and consultant network provide customized technical assistance, training and linkages. Our approach is rooted in harm reduction and guided through the lens of lived experience.

Trafficking and the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children

Blue Campaign is a national public awareness campaign designed to educate the public, law enforcement, and other industry partners to recognize the indicators of human trafficking, and how to appropriately respond to possible cases.

The Cool Aunt Experience is for all TEENS, "at-risk" PRETEENS, and the ADULTS who care for them

Our mission is to provide consultation, resources and support to public and private agencies in California serving children and youth at risk or victims of commercial sexual exploitation or other severe forms of trafficking.

The Grateful Garment Project (TGGP) mission is to ensure that every victim of sexual crime who crosses the threshold of Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) facility or who seeks medical attention and/or law enforcement involvement is provided with whatever new clothing, toiletries, snacks, and other miscellaneous items that he or she may require. Including but not limited to Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) and Human Sexual Trafficking (HST).

Using her own case study, Parker combs through police records, all-points bulletins, child protective service records, and new media accounts of her specific case and others, to assist in painting a picture of what a sex trafficking victim might look like. Shanna’s victimization began at 9, and moved to trafficking by age 13. At age 18, her trafficker was given the death penalty for a double murder. Much like Parker's case, law enforcement and child welfare professionals come in contact with trafficked victims every day, but when not familiar with the signs of what to look for, they may miss identifying these victims.

Shanna Parker is a national Survivor Leader and Subject Matter Expert in the field Child Sex Trafficking. Shanna serves hundreds of youths and young adults yearly in local group homes, campuses and the community. She served as the Public Relations Communications Chair for the National Survivor Network, and she is the Executive Chair of the Arizona Survivor Leadership Council, and a consultant for the Office of Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center assisting with program building and specialized training. She sits on panels for various agencies and universities as well as being faculty for Elevate Academy an online school for survivors of trafficking. Shanna has trained and works alongside supreme and superior court judges and justice staff, juvenile probation, law enforcement, and social service professionals. Shanna has worked with tribal agencies to develop responses to trafficking in rural and native lands. She’s currently a US Delegate to the White House on those issues. She also works for Southwest Network as the Anti-Human Trafficking Coordinator where she is a consultant for clinical staff and working as a specialized therapeutic mentor/advocate for chronically trafficked youth with a high run-away rate. Shanna authored a book “And He Called Me Angel” telling her story of human trafficking. Shanna has a TEDx Talk “The laws of being a victim” discussing how she was able to move forward after the trauma of trafficking. And Shanna has been featured on the Polaris website for her “Oh Say Can You See” project depicting what trafficking looks like in the community.

The California Human Trafficking Investigators and Prosecutors Association is dedicated to combatting human trafficking through collaborative efforts, advanced training, and legal expertise, ensuring justice for victims and holding perpetrators accountable.

Our Vision We want to see a world where no one's basic right to freedom is sold for the highest bid. Our Mission Breaking the systems that keep people in sexual slavery. How do we do this? - Creating awareness and mobilising people in the fight against human trafficking through our Abolishion Force Campaign - Establishing a peak body Clearinghouse for professionals working in anti-trafficking efforts. - Providing professional training on anti-trafficking to industry sectors. - Establishing rescue centres for survivors of human trafficking. - Providing rehabilitation for users of prostitution and pornography.

If you need help and you don't know what to do, call the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 Available 24 hours a day

Over the last 31 years, our national toll-free hotline, 1-800-THE-LOST® (1-800-843-5678), has handled more than 4 million calls. With help from corporate partners, we have circulated billions of photos of missing children, and our employees have assisted law enforcement in the recovery of more than 208,000 missing children.

The CyberTipline® receives leads and tips regarding suspected crimes of sexual exploitation committed against children. More than 4.3 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation have been made to the CyberTipline between 1998 and April 2015. If you have information regarding possible child sexual exploitation, report it to the CyberTipline.

The National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) is a national anti-trafficking hotline and resource center serving victims and survivors of human trafficking and the anti-trafficking community in the United States. The toll-free hotline is available to answer calls from anywhere in the country, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year in more than 200 languages.

Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7, high-quality text-based mental health support and crisis intervention by empowering a community of trained volunteers to support people in their moments of need.

Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline serves children and adults nationwide and exists to meet the physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual needs of abused, neglected and at-risk children. Every child deserves to know that help is here. Whether you’re a youth in crisis, a parent in need of resources, or a concerned peer, call, text or chat with a counselor 24/7.

Stop It Now! prevents the sexual abuse of children by mobilizing adults, families and communities to take actions that protect children before they are harmed. They provide support, information and resources to keep children safe and create healthier communities.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) investigates more than 400 violations of criminal law, ranging from child exploitation to transnational gangs. Use this form to report suspected criminal activity. Be as specific and as detailed as possible. You are encouraged to provide any additional identifying details such as places of birth, countries of citizenship, and any numeric identifiers in the below narrative text box. The detailed information you provide will assist investigators as they look into reported violations.

Keeping communities safe for our great nation isn't only up to law enforcement – the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) relies on you to provide us with tips on wanted fugitives, non-compliant sex offenders, and threats to the judiciary. Because of this, the U.S. Marshals Service has launched U.S. Marshals Service Tips, which can be used to safely, discreetly, and anonymously report wanted fugitives, non-compliant sex offenders, and threats to the judiciary. Download app: USMS Tips

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its homeland security mission are born from the commitment and resolve of Americans across the United States in the wake of the September 11th attacks. In those darkest hours, we witnessed true heroism, self-sacrifice, and unified resolve against evil. We rallied together for our common defense, and we pledged to stand united against the threats attacking our great Nation, fellow Americans, and way of life.

Our most powerful tool is the light of truth. Through our actions, we bring healing, prevention and justice.

We conduct global and domestic operations, in “The Grey Space”, where the U.S. government lacks access or a presence to rescue the most vulnerable populations, including hostages, unlawfully detained Americans, and victims of human trafficking.

Airports / hotels

Focuses on MX border

gov. agency

Advocacy, community engagement

Verified by Samaritan Women Girls 6-19, longer term placement

By using Lighthouse-Our powerful, scalable software-to fix how victims are identified and connected to care, we can find the victims that are falling through the cracks in homeless youth and domestic violence shelters, hospitals and clinics, juvenile justice facilities and foster care homes

Rescue

The Arizona Anti-Trafficking Network is a collaboration of programs fighting the multi-dimensions of Human Trafficking.

CIA, recover kids, USA and international; Baz

Provides critical stabilization and treatment services for children in the midst of crisis. Designed as a high intensity group home. children 12-17 who need more intensive residential treatment that is focused on time limited treatment and meeting permanency goals

Residential services, community therapy, peer mentoring with adult survivors, consulting services to other service providers. Girls & Boys 12-18 Carmel, IN - 9 month stay, separate boys program, Capacity: 6 girls, 2 boys, need to be court ordered by the state if out of state so they are paid for, they do take kids with mental illness

Drop in center, mentor services, in Nevada and Wisconsin

Free 2 year program. 11 beds across 3 homes, 4th house coming in 2022. Kelly Stagnaro Co-Founder

Mentoring program for children who are at risk youth

Focuses on MX border

Many different programs to help victims of trauma

Bringing awareness to missing black individuals

2 transitional homes and 34 apt buildings for permanent housing for families. Have a weekday drop in center.

Partnered with the Avery Center

9-12 month program

Advocacy, community engagement

Programs Offered at CASH - Peer Mentoring: We also offer individual peer-mentoring. Our peer-mentors know what you are going through and can support you in meeting your short or long-term goals. Call for an appointment or email svaden@cashsac.org. Outreach Program: takes us directly to women that need us the most. If you are out on the street and want to talk - we are safe and non-judgmental. Our outreach workers are trained, compassionate, and helpful. 25-Hour RESET educational program: is offered by CASH in collaboration with the Sacramento Superior Court, District Attorney and Office of the Public Defender. This free program covers commercial sexual exploitation, coping skills, self-esteem, boundaries, and personal values. Individual peer-mentoring is included to help women reach their personal goals. Classes are 2 1/2 hours in length for 8 consecutive weeks. Lunch is provided. Call 916-856-2900 and ask for Yolanda to schedule an intake appointment. Drop in Center: We operate a safe Center for Women with daily drop-in space that offers a simple meal, individual attention, and access to resources you may need. We offer open art classes, employment groups, health classes, access to emergency housing, and facilitated groups on stress management, self-esteem, and anger management. Please call 916-856-2900 for our address. Oak Park Neighborhood M-F 1-5pm. My Mom, My 1st Teacher Program: we are strengthening families and building resiliency through our new My Mom, My 1st Teacher program, a collaboration with Dignity Health, Bishop Gallegos Maternity Home, and City of Refuge and we’ve launched an employment program that removes barriers, builds skills, and networks with the community so women can build their future.

Based on education

Online and telephone support, and distribute posters, parent advocacy and support group/trainings

Putting pressure on Congress to hold tech companies accountable for CSAM; ChildFund is a $240M org

CRC Technology provides the most comprehensive view of where child predators around the world are downloading and sharing explicit content online.

Girls 12-17. 6 months stay

previously known as Restore Innocence

Trauma informed training services

Housing for women and their children who have been exploited, abused and are facing homelessness. Emergency shelter for up to 11 women and their children and long term restorative housing for up to 5 families.

Technology intelligence solutions

Build more resilient communities, advocate for those who are poor and vulnerable, and innovate how and where healing can happen

Domestic abuse focused

Drop in center for Girls and boys 13-17. Founded by Tina Frundt a domestic sex trafficking survivor. Referral form on website. Hotline: 1-888-261-3665. Plans to open Shae's Place as safe home

text LISTEN to 741-741 for general support and info

Education materials to prevent child sex abuse

1 year residential program for sex trafficked women, also sober housing. Catholic, through Catholic Charities Division.

Ages 13-18. Emergency Shelters. Transitional Programs - up to 2 years. Rights of Passage: CHC’s transitional housing program allows young people to refine their independent living skills. For up to two years, they live on campus healing from the trauma they suffered on the streets. They learn to save money and budget to pay rent, utilities and other necessities. They save their money for their first apartment and focus on earning a living wage. During this time they heal from the trauma they endured on the streets as they learn life skills, focus on earning a living wage, and save up money for their first apartment. Supportive Apartment Program: Youth with a higher level of life skills are placed into our Supportive Apartment program, which provides financial assistance to youth living in off-campus apartments. During their stay CHC provides an ever-lowering percentage of their rent until they are paying the full amount. Youth in this program are responsible for the rest of their bills and personal expenses are continue to have access to all of CHC’s supportive services. H2O Hope to Opportunity: H20 is CHC’s Rapid Re-Housing program which features short-term housing assistance along with all of CHC’s supportive services. Case managers work with youth and local landlords to find appropriate apartments, then assist youth with move-in costs, rental assistance and weekly case management to ensure success. After two years youth take over their apartment leases. YEAH! Youth Engagement Advocacy Housing: Our emergency shelter program in Berkeley, CA provides low-barrier access for youth experiencing homelessness. We provide basic necessities, offer case management and counseling, linkages to education, employment and housing, and opportunities for meaningful community involvement. Safe Haven: Our emergency shelter programs, where CHC immediately provides for youths’ basic human needs and urgent medical care. They receive a nutritious meal, take a shower with new personal care products, receive new clothes, and sleep in a warm, safe bed. They are then connected to supportive services that will help them thrive.

Sac area, represent the voiceless in the black community (v political - stay away)

1-2 years. Adult home for up to 6 residents

Org combatting sex trafficking industry, leading reform, education, awareness, prevention through various media outlets like documentaries. No longer have their safe home called Lighthouse in Kansas City. Seems like they are working to distance themselves from religion as well

Emergency shelter youth 12-18. Capacity 12 kids.

Assists victims of DV, trafficking, abuse -Brings together LE, Govt and NGOs in one place - DV, abuse, assault (incl YWCA, Verity, counseling, legal aid, catholic charities, DA victim services, CAC, Camp Hope, DA, crisis hotline

Trial Attorneys

App that allows first responders to notify schools if child has been exposed to trauma. Contact is Stacy Deeble-Reynolds

Programs offered: S.A.F.E. Visits: S.A.F.E. stands for Standing Against Future Exploitation and is designed to prevent trafficking by providing one-on-one meetings with high-risk youth to discuss safety and assist with identifying potential trafficking victims. REACH 24/7 Crisis Response: Our REACH Team is available 24/7 to respond on site within Ventura County to anyone under the age of 18 who is in a situation of commercial sexual exploitation. We respond to youth directly when needed or accompany law enforcement and social services, and remain with the youth until he/she is out of immediate crisis and in a safe environment. Trained staff provide social and emotional support as they transition from a situation of exploitation into a safe environment. This team focuses on the immediate needs of exploited youth including: food, clothing, privacy, emotional support, dignity and transportation. The REACH Team does not provide shelter but does provide emergency supplies and a list of referrals for longer-term resources. Case Management: Forever Found staff-based case management services provide trauma-informed care, personalizing a plan with short and long-term goals for youth who have experienced exploitation. The Case Management Program allows for additional in-person, one-on-one, wraparound relational and trauma-informed care. Survivor Mentoring: Our Survivor Mentor Program builds supportive relationships with high-risk youth, current victims, and recovering survivors ages 12-25. It aims to provide support, a mentor team, and an invitation to community to vulnerable youth who have a history of abusive and dysfunctional relationships. Mentors focus on modeling wholesome relationships, encouraging a positive self-identity, teaching life skills, and introducing healthy choices. Holistic Therapies: Forever Found has partnerships to provide equine-assisted learning, mindful movement, faith-discussion groups and art classes. Due to the complexity of the trauma, alternative therapies are a way for trauma survivors to express their numbed and hidden emotions when they are unable to verbalize them. Youth Prevention and Restoration Curriculum: Trained facilitators use strategic discussion, multimedia, and journals to teach youth to recognize the signs of potential exploiters and, equally important, to build a support group of trustworthy adults and peers. We teach the following curriculums: "Word on the Street" designed by the Los Angeles County Probation Department in collaboration with child-trafficking survivors. The curriculum educates, equips, and empowers teenage girls who are most at risk for trafficking on the topic of commercial sexual exploitation. "Ending the Game" is survivor created and survivor informed for youth that are in “the life” and coming out of sex trafficking. It is a first-of-its-kind “coercion resiliency” curriculum that reduces feelings of attachment to traffickers and/or a lifestyle characterized by commercial sexual exploitation, thereby reducing the rate of recidivism among sex-trafficking survivors. Community Training & Education: Forever Found offers trainings to the general community as well as to social service providers and educators. We also regularly attend community events to speak about human trafficking. Our shorter trainings focus on identifying trafficking victims, and our longer trainings teach social service providers best practices on working with survivors. Audiences are equipped to understand the problem of human trafficking, identify a potential victim, and respond with informed care to potential victims. We have provided free training and/or consultation to over 7,000 people in community groups and several agencies. We currently provide: - Human Trafficking 101 (1-hour, covering basic awareness) - Harm at Home (1-3 hours, covering commercial sexual exploitation in California) - Survivor Mentor Training (25 hours)

For at risk minors or survivors of sex trafficking.

1 year transitional program

6 bedrooms for 6 survivors and 2 live in resident guides. and transitional program for 1 year of guided independence

Genesis House Iowa - Rescue America Trafficking specialized Aftercare/Survivor Support/Vocational Orange City, Iowa Stay up to 2 years. Children can live there with parents (girls 17 and under - boys 11 or younger). Funded by churches and people of northwest Iowa. must have 30 days sober under belt and be able to manage and self administer meds. dorm style living. if have mental health issues must prove they are under control with meds or have counseling genesishouseiowa.org 712-707-2130 Adult Women outside CA Transitional Housing Christian Residential treatment Private 18+

The CWS NorCal Anti-Trafficking services provides intensive case management to survivors of human trafficking, as well as training and outreach to increase awareness and identification of survivors. R.I.S.E (Restoring Independence for Survivor Empowerment

Christian org working to bring permanent solutions to crisis of homelessness

Girls under 18. 10 beds. Elisha McNeal Director Community Programs. Take girls from out of state.

Great research with statistics and data; leads innovative health solutions to eradicate human trafficking in our communities worldwide.

The Here4You call center hotline is designed to centralize referrals to temporary housing programs people needing shelter. Here4You can help: 1) Match people to emergency shelters, including transportation 2) Provide assistance to sustain current housing situation 3) Make referrals and linkages to community resources

Residential treatment center for minor boys and girls

Children 8 to 18

Take Heart Residential for women 18-45

For women experiencing situational homelessness in Huntersville, NC who need a temporary place to live. Not typically for women who are victims of abuse, recovering from drugs or alcohol, or mentally ill. 12 residents for 6 to 8 months

NOT OPEN YET: Soon plan to provide a home for youth survivors girls 11-17 and a transitional home for adult survivors of sex trafficking. Mentoring Program: hopeprojectusa.org/mentor-program

Research

Train LE etc on HT investigations

We equip adults to empower youth to eradicate exploitation

Vocal, impressive, awareness, advocacy

Child Labor Trafficking Mini Desk Guide

Child Labor Trafficking Toolkit

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) helps people affected by humanitarian crises—including the climate crisis—to survive, recover and rebuild their lives.

By using lighthouse, Are powerful scalable screening software to fix how victims are identified and connected to care. We can find the victims who are falling through the cracks, homeless and domestic violence, shelters hospitals, and clinics, juvenile justice, facilities, and foster care homes

Rescue — similar to SO

This network is a collaboration of programs fighting the multi-dimensions of Human Trafficking

CIA, recover kids, USA and international; Baz

Residential services community therapy, pure mentoring with adult supervisors, counseling services to other service providers. Girls & Boys 12-18 Carmel, In - 9 month stay, separate boys program Capacity: 6 girls, 2 boys, need to be court ordered by the state if out-of-state so they are paid for they do take kids with mental illnesses

Texas residential, for minor girls, longer term placements

Drop-in center mentor services in Nevada & in Wisconsin

Free 2 year program, 11 beds across 3 homes, 4th house came in 2022. Kelly Stagnaro Co - Founder

Forwarded to me by Leslie Loomis; TX Minor girls, longer term placement

located in quad cities

2 transitional homes, 34 apt buildings for permanent housing for families. Has a weekday drop in center.

Central San Joaquin Valley Verified by Samaritan Women Girls & Boys - longer term placement

Partnered with the Avery Center, speaker: Jessa Crisp Longer term placement

9-12 month program, Tina Robinson (executive director)

Peer mentoring also individual mentoring. Our peer mentors know that we are going through and can support you in a meeting and your short or long term goals. Call for an appointment. Outreach program: Takes us directly to the women that need us most. If you are out on the street and want to talk, we are safe and judgmental. Our outreach works. Workers are trained, compassionate and helpful. 24 education program is also offered by us.