In many cases, human traffickers can pose as friends, boyfriends, mentors, etc. Sometimes, people even suffer trafficking by their own family members who aim to support drug addictions or additional pursuits.
Hiding in plain sight
The rampant nature of human trafficking alone speaks volumes about the need for change.
The National Human Trafficking Hotline number, 1-888-373-7888, is a great resource for anyone who believes they or someone they know is facing human trafficking. Also, for immediate support, calling 911 remains advisable as well.
It's happening everywhere. It needs to end.
We exist to rescue these children. Your donations provide resources for survivors, such as therapy, medical attention, and even food on the table. ⁰⁰
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Ultimately, human trafficking thrives off silence, complacency, and little to no action from the general public.
Even seemingly small actions, such as speaking out against human trafficking online, getting involved with anti-human trafficking groups, such as Operation Underground Railroad, etc. can make a major difference in the fight against human trafficking.
