On July 30th, the world recognizes human trafficking as a horrendous crime that exploits women, children, and men in their countries and abroad. In 2013, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons to bring awareness about the situation of victims of human trafficking and their rights. The goal is to prevent abuse, exploitation, and eliminate all forms of violence and forced labor.
We recognize those that are tireless in their efforts to support survivors of human trafficking. At Safehouse, we acknowledge the continued work of survivor leaders that provide services and advocacy, first responders, our staff on the front lines, and the work of our community partners.
We recognize those that are tireless in their efforts to support survivors of human trafficking. At Safehouse, we acknowledge the continued work of survivor leaders that provide services and advocacy, first responders, our staff on the front lines, and the work of our community partners.
DID YOU KNOW?
- Human trafficking is a $150 billion a year global industry and it’s the world fastest growing criminal business.
- More than 24.9 millions of children and adults around the globe are forced to do hard labor, domestic servitude, sexual acts and routinely experience other forms of exploitation and abuse; around 4.8 million are victims of sexual exploitation.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
- Organize a fundraiser for SafeHouse
- Become a volunteer
- Make a donation or view our wishlist at sfsafehouse.org
- Send gift cards for clients
- Have an item on the list or something else you wish to donate? Send us an email to info@sfsafehouse.org.
- You can also support our organization by spreading the world and joining us on our social media channels.
