Help us pioneer the first of its kind Mobile Response Bus for Sexually Exploited Children

A sexually exploited child rescued by law enforcement finds a safe child-centered place on the Bus, where forensic investigators can begin their work bringing an end to the chaos and creating space for healing to begin.

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Get the Bus on the road

The Power of Art®

Help us reach more young survivors across the nation with this proven healing art program.

Flashbacks are replaced with positive images helping students express themselves and build resilience to handle life’s challenges. Trauma-care certified art teachers guide them through a structured program that yields documented improvements in school and skills for abundant life.

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Help children in their healing journey: 

Restoration

Don’t Take the Bait

Help us multiply this prevention-focused education package to safeguard our children from attacks by traffickers.

Our age-appropriate program equips youth to recognize the tricks of traffickers. Grooming and sextortion can trigger anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts, and a child may act on those thoughts in as little as 4 hours! This training gives them the knowledge and confidence to speak up and seek help, creating a life-saving defense against this exploding threat.

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Don't Take The Bait!

Sponsor A School:

Blue Task Force Training

Traffickers are using online grooming, encrypted communications, and increasingly sophisticated tactics to target and exploit children. Blue Task Force Training equips law enforcement, medical professionals,first responders, investigators, and attorneys to recognize the signs, identify victims, disrupt trafficking networks, and build stronger cases.

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Equip those who seek justice for child victims:

100 Percent Club

Help us make 100% the standard for community awareness.

U-Act helps cities, counties, businesses, and organizations train every employee to recognize the warning signs of human trafficking, know how to report it, and become part of a community-wide network protecting vulnerable people.

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Help train an entire community: