167 countries harboring an estimated 50 million slaves.
OUR MISSION:
Stop Human Trafficking International Inc. (SHTI) is dedicated to bringing an end to human trafficking through our three-pronged approach – Education, Prevention and Intervention. This vitally important effort provides information and resources to our partners in the civilian as well as law enforcement communities domestically and abroad. We also partner with other private organizations by providing funding and hands-on technical and tactical resources to facilitate the end of Human Trafficking activities worldwide.
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Go to the website: National Human Trafficking Hotline
or call 1-888-373-7888 or report an emergency to law enforcement by calling 911.
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If you are in immediate danger, we strongly encourage you to call 911.
HERE ARE SOME RESOURCES THAT MAY HELP:
THE OFFICE OF VICTIMS OF CRIME
Is a part of the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. All victims of human trafficking deserve to feel safe and supported. Quality care, compassionate responses, and essential services can help victims recover from their victimization. OVC has compiled the following list of resources to help victims and survivors receive the assistance they need. Click Here
SAFE HOUSE PROJECT
If you are a trafficking survivor in need of residential services, or an advocate looking for assistance with a survivor, please click here to fill out a form to help us connect you to services, or call (507) 769-0819 option 1.
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Key Medical and Support Resources
The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine established a multidisciplinary medical clinic, called THRIVE (Trafficking Healthcare Resources and Interdisciplinary Victim Services and Education), to respond to the health care needs of survivors of human trafficking. 305-323-3169
Project Phoenix Recovery Unit (Miami): Located at Camilla's House, this unit offers specialized recovery care for adults (18+), including substance abuse treatment and mental health support. 786-631-2245
FLITE Center (West Palm Beach & Central Florida): Provides trauma-informed services, including on-site wellness support, mental health counseling, and medical care navigation. 954-530-4686
Children’s Advocacy Centers: Offer forensic exams and crisis intervention for minors (under 12) in locations throughout the USA.
Hospital Partnerships: All emergency room facilities are trained and prepared to assist victims at any time 24/7. Call 911 (emergency services) immediately to receive the care you will need.
Comprehensive Support: Survivors can access care through the National Human Trafficking Hotline (1-888-373-7888) or by contacting the Florida Department of Health.
These providers focus on trauma-sensitive care to help survivors with physical injuries, mental health, and rehabilitation.
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Florida Alliance to end human trafficking - TRAINING PORTAL
For more information about the Human Trafficking Summit: Click link to learn more
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Stop Human Trafficking Intl.
Community Outreach
Community outreach is a crucial part of the fight against human trafficking. Here are some ways individuals can get involved and contribute to the cause:
Educate Yourself and Others: Learn about the signs of human trafficking and share this information with your community. Awareness is the first step in preventing exploitation.
Support Local Organizations: Consider joining or supporting organizations like Selah Freedom, Place of Hope, and Stop the Movement that focus on education, prevention, and outreach.
Participate in Awareness Events: Engage in public awareness events, such as street outreach or educational seminars, to raise awareness and educate the community about human trafficking.
Report Suspicious Activity: If you suspect human trafficking in your community, report it to the National Human Trafficking Hotline or local law enforcement.
Donate or Volunteer: Contribute financially or volunteer your time to organizations that support survivors and provide resources for prevention.
By taking these actions, individuals can help create a safer community and support those affected by human trafficking. Remember, every action counts in the fight against this global issue.
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If you would like to help us raise funds to stop Human Trafficking, here are some great ways to get started as suggested by CauseVox.
1. 5K Run/Walk: In-person or virtually, your supporters will love the chance to help you raise money with a 5K. These fundraising ideas for events are so successful that thousands of nonprofits across the country host this type of event annually. In addition to general donations, a 5K can bring in revenue from entry fees and sponsorships. Our top tip: raise even more money from your 5K by encouraging participants to start their own personal fundraising pages .
2. Recurring Giving: Start a recurring gift campaign to maximize your fundraising potential. The benefits are obvious. Recurring givers will donate 42% more per year on average. With an optimized donation page, you can easily bring in recurring donations and watch your monthly giving program grow.
3. Ticket Sales: Tickets are a great way to bring in extra revenue for events. CauseVox makes ticketing easy with an all-in-one approach. You can sell tickets, bring in donations, and present event details in one convenient location. If you’re worried about the added stress of including event tickets in your event, here’s a free guide with everything you need to consider.
4. Peer-to-Peer Fundraising: Peer-to-peer fundraising is one of the most effective fundraising methods for nonprofits today. Your supporters can advocate on your behalf and raise funds for your mission. Learn how you can get started with a peer-to-peer campaign today!
5. Pledge Donations: Bring in larger donations from the same donors by offering them the opportunity to pledge and pay in regular installments. 83% of donors we surveyed reported that they would give more and more often if they could pay in installments.
If you are ready to start fundraising for SHTI, please contact Shelley through the SHTI “Contact” link.
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Orphan Care and Prevention
St. Augustine Diocese Human Trafficking Program
The Diocese of St. Augustine offers various programs and resources to combat human trafficking in the community. These include workshops, educational videos, and a national public awareness campaign. The Office of Human Life & Dignity provides advocacy and education on human trafficking, while the Northeast Florida Human Trafficking Coalition works to eradicate the crime. The USCCB's Anti-Trafficking Program offers training and technical assistance to support survivors and advocates for the end of modern-day slavery. Additionally, Alpha-Omega Miracle Home provides shelter and support to those affected by human trafficking.
Providing Medical Care
Stop Child Trafficking International, Inc. (SCTI)
SCTI is dedicated to bringing an end to child sex trafficking through our three-pronged approach – investigate, locate, and rescue. This vitally important effort provides information and resources to our partners in the law enforcement community domestically and abroad. We also partner with other private organizations by providing funding and hands-on technical and tactical resources to facilitate the recovery of these unfortunate child victims.
The Most High Mission Anglican Synod & Global Impact Mission Diocese
Archbishop Santhana Peter oversees anti-human trafficking efforts of The Most High Mission Anglican Synod & Global Impact Mission Diocese. With their international headquarters located in India. ++Peter presides over 557 Anglican clergy and 22 Bishops in South Asia, ++Peter and has developed outreach programs and resources within his organization to identify, locate and care for victims of human trafficking in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, and the Maldives.
Providing Training and Education
How You Can Join In The Fight Against Human Trafficking.
Education: Learn the indicators of human trafficking by taking Human trafficking awareness training, available for individuals, businesses, first responders, law enforcement, educators, and federal employees, among others.
Community Involvement: Volunteer and support anti-trafficking efforts in your community.
Financial Support: Organize a fundraiser and donate the proceeds to an anti-trafficking organization.
Parents and youth: Learn how human traffickers often target and recruit youth and who to turn to for help in potentially dangerous situations.
Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships: Host awareness events and community forums with anti-trafficking leaders or collectively support a local victim service provider.
Businesses: Provide jobs, internships, skills training, and other opportunities to trafficking survivors.
Health Care Providers: Learn how to identify the indicators of human trafficking and assist victims. With assistance from local anti-trafficking organizations, extend low-cost or free services to human trafficking victims.
Attorneys: Offer human trafficking victims legal services, including support for those seeking benefits or special immigration status.
Jack Stone Investigations Inc. (JSI)
JSI is a full-service, licensed Private Investigation Agency located in Jacksonville, Florida. Our professional investigators and surveillance experts conduct a wide range of investigative and related services dedicated to bringing an end to child sex trafficking through our three-pronged approach – investigate, locate, and rescue. We utilize the resources of our fast response unit identified as SCTI (Stop Child Trafficking International) This vitally important operational unit provides information and resources to our partners in the law enforcement community domestically and abroad. We also partner with other private organizations by providing funding and hands-on technical and tactical resources to facilitate the recovery of these unfortunate child victims.
Stop Human Trafficking International’s Partners and Affiliations:
Community Outreach