Prevention involves educating others about the problem of human trafficking, working to enhance policy and legislation, and creating safe spaces for men to go for support, accountability, and comradery in efforts to reduce the demand for sex trafficking.

Intervention is a necessary and imperative part of fighting human trafficking. We partner with law enforcement to deploy trained and qualified teams to identify trafficking locations, conduct coordinated raids, and extract victims from their places of trauma. These locations could include but are not limited to: hotels, brothels, strip clubs, massage parlors, pimp or traffickers’ homes, family homes, and more. This is a dangerous but necessary part of the work and shows survivors they are worth fighting for.

Once an individual is rescued and extracted from a trafficking environment, they need a stable, safe, and sober living environment in order to rest, recover, and heal. We identify best-in-class partners who provide wrap-around services with trauma-informed care in order to empower survivors to find their agency and passion for life again.