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It’s an increasingly common question, and although many of those concerns are false alarms, they are always crucial to follow up. Too many people assume the opposite and allow the exploitation of young ones to continue.
There are often things you can do before calling law enforcement, including gathering the information they would require to take any action. You can do simple things to establish if there is abuse going on, as well as to prepare for a possible intervention. There can be ways to take things into your own hands in certain situations.
It can be a delicate matter for all involved. Please contact these leaders for wisdom.
Since 2019, Sierra Cares Foundation has repatriated nearly 2,200 women that had been duped with the promise of great jobs. Predators go to small, isolated villages to prey on the poor and uninformed.
This program's long term success component has been safe housing for these women to reintegrate back into their society. It also includes partnering with community groups to prepare them for employment in something they desire as well as educating other families about the dangers of sending their women and children to other countries to "work."
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Peoples (MMIWP) Families is a grassroots, family organization assisting indigenous families in the Washington state area to find young ones that have gone missing. This consultancy does paid advising on similar matters outside of this community. Profits go to support families with little means that have lost loved ones.
Are you a teacher, caretaker, coach, medical professional, or community leader interested in learning the signs of abuse and trafficking? Ever wondered what you'd do if you suspected someone you know of being tied up in something like that? Hone skills to pinpoint grooming and exploitation. Find out what sensitive information to gather and how as well as a way to engage with the youth you believe are affected.
If there's a young one that's been ensnared in trafficking or exploitation, you can meet with a specialist and develop an action plan. You will put proper pieces in place for a safe intervention. Cierra will also help you prepare for security, primary care, and a plan moving forward.
The level of care that he or she will require is unique for each victim and could require many years. With help they can recover from the biggest traumas, and with the proper plan and support they can flourish!
NOTE: This agency lacks lived-experience professionals. It's here as it is the most comprehensive option.
It's unlikely there will ever be anything obvious to alert you that a stranger is being trafficked. That may come as a surprise – especially if you have been to a training where you learned about indicators of trafficking, such as a kid looking disheveled or scared.
The best way to help is to pay attention to people you know or interact with – your students, your tenants, your children, your patients, your co-workers. It comes down to two words: context and proximity
Since 2019, Sierra Cares Foundation has repatriated nearly 2,200 women that had been duped with the promise of great jobs. Predators go to small, isolated villages to prey on the poor and uninformed.
This program's long term success component has been safe housing for these women to reintegrate back into their society. It also includes partnering with community groups to prepare them for employment in something they desire as well as educating other families about the dangers of sending their women and children to other countries to "work."
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Peoples (MMIWP) Families is a grassroots, family organization assisting indigenous families in the Washington state area to find young ones that have gone missing. This consultancy does paid advising on similar matters outside of this community. Profits go to support families with little means that have lost loved ones.
Are you a teacher, caretaker, coach, medical professional, or community leader interested in learning the signs of abuse and trafficking? Ever wondered what you'd do if you suspected someone you know of being tied up in something like that? Hone skills to pinpoint grooming and exploitation. Find out what sensitive information to gather and how as well as a way to engage with the youth you believe are affected.
If there's a young one that's been ensnared in trafficking or exploitation, you can meet with a specialist and develop an action plan. You will put proper pieces in place for a safe intervention. Cierra will also help you prepare for security, primary care, and a plan moving forward.
The level of care that he or she will require is unique for each victim and could require many years. With help they can recover from the biggest traumas, and with the proper plan and support they can flourish!
NOTE: This agency lacks lived-experience professionals. It's here as it is the most comprehensive option.
It's unlikely there will ever be anything obvious to alert you that a stranger is being trafficked. That may come as a surprise – especially if you have been to a training where you learned about indicators of trafficking, such as a kid looking disheveled or scared.
The best way to help is to pay attention to people you know or interact with – your students, your tenants, your children, your patients, your co-workers. It comes down to two words: context and proximity
Since 2019, Sierra Cares Foundation has repatriated nearly 2,200 women that had been duped with the promise of great jobs. Predators go to small, isolated villages to prey on the poor and uninformed.
This program's long term success component has been safe housing for these women to reintegrate back into their society. It also includes partnering with community groups to prepare them for employment in something they desire as well as educating other families about the dangers of sending their women and children to other countries to "work."
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Peoples (MMIWP) Families is a grassroots, family organization assisting indigenous families in the Washington state area to find young ones that have gone missing. This consultancy does paid advising on similar matters outside of this community. Profits go to support families with little means that have lost loved ones.
Are you a teacher, caretaker, coach, medical professional, or community leader interested in learning the signs of abuse and trafficking? Ever wondered what you'd do if you suspected someone you know of being tied up in something like that? Hone skills to pinpoint grooming and exploitation. Find out what sensitive information to gather and how as well as a way to engage with the youth you believe are affected.
If there's a young one that's been ensnared in trafficking or exploitation, you can meet with a specialist and develop an action plan. You will put proper pieces in place for a safe intervention. Cierra will also help you prepare for security, primary care, and a plan moving forward.
The level of care that he or she will require is unique for each victim and could require many years. With help they can recover from the biggest traumas, and with the proper plan and support they can flourish!
NOTE: This agency lacks lived-experience professionals. It's here as it is the most comprehensive option.
It's unlikely there will ever be anything obvious to alert you that a stranger is being trafficked. That may come as a surprise – especially if you have been to a training where you learned about indicators of trafficking, such as a kid looking disheveled or scared.
The best way to help is to pay attention to people you know or interact with – your students, your tenants, your children, your patients, your co-workers. It comes down to two words: context and proximity
Note: This agency may lack lived-experience professionals. We provide it here as it is currently the only consistent, cross country option. Consider also contacting local law enforcement if they have a human trafficking specialist or task force.
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Are you a teacher, caretaker, coach, medical professional, or community leader interested in learning the signs of abuse and trafficking? Ever wondered what you’d do if you suspected someone you know of being tied up in something like that?
Hone skills to pinpoint grooming and exploitation. Find out what sensitive information to gather and how as well as a way to engage with the youth you believe are affected.
Note: This agency lacks lived-experience professionals. We provide it here as it is the most comprehensive option.
Since 2019, Sierra Cares Foundation has repatriated nearly 2,200 women that had been duped with the promise of great jobs. Predators go to small, isolated villages to prey on the poor and uninformed.
This program's long term success component has been safe housing for these women to reintegrate back into their society. It also includes partnering with community groups to prepare them for employment in something they desire as well as educating other families about the dangers of sending their women and children to other countries to “work."
