X
23
countries
183
prevention, education, and restoration programs
41
local partners
Every day, at least 40.3* million people are trafficked around the world. With your support, we empower a global network of Local Partners who are fighting human trafficking using eleven proven strategies. None of this is possible without people like you.
Be a part of the movement to end sex trafficking.
Give monthly, get updates on your impact, make the world a better place.
Join Team Freedom
We believe there will be a day when everyone is free. And we know what it takes to get us there. We work with local experts internationally and have identified 11 key issues that need to be addressed for freedom to be a reality.
Red dots signify a new Local Partner
Precious Women
AUSCAM Freedom Project
Confidential
Apple of God's Eye
Confidential
Confidential
Samaritana
10 Thousand Windows
Beginnings Foundation
Eden Ministries
Confidential
Confidential
Nai Asha
Sharansthan
It's a penatly
Asociatia F.R.E.E.
eliberare
Set Free Foundation
amar dragoste
Asosiación La sur
Word Made Flesh
Alika Kinan Foundation
United Justice
United Justice
United Justice
Fundación Rescate
Corporación Anne Frank
Fundación Rahab
Comisión Unidos Vs. Trata
Mujer Libre
Epik
Engedi Refuge
Epik
refuge for women
refuge for women
refuge for women
refuge for women
refuge for women
RESTORE NY
Rain Collective
Rain Collective
Rain Collective
The National Trafficking Sheltered Alliance - NTSA is legally registered in Maryland, and also have a network of staff across the country. This partner is unique in that they have 70+ members who all provide aftercare services for survivors, specifically shelters/housing.
Willow International
Hosea's Heart
Ellilta Women at Risk
the wellhouse
street grace
street grace
street grace
A Safe Place
End Slavery Tennessee
refuge for women
The urgency to fight human trafficking in the U.S.A. is increasing, and so is our global impact. Our holistic strategy has always been to target regions where the need is most pressing and where your investment could make the greatest difference. When we started nine years ago, Asia was our primary place of focus. And while we’ve been in the U.S. since 2015, we prioritized expansion into Africa, Europe, and Latin America following urgency and need.
Nearly a decade of strategy and your support have led to this moment. This year as we evaluated the U.S., we saw the need to combat trafficking rise like never before— specifically in areas like counter demand or buyer suppression (working with would-be sex buyers to help them make a different choice), aftercare for children, innovative aftercare models, and policy work. Thanks to generous supporters like you showing up in 2020 —we are answering those needs and expanding domestically like never before. These 8 new U.S. partners will not only actively fight human trafficking in North America but become a part of a bigger, global strategy. A strategy interconnected across borders, learning from each other, and getting us closer to a day without slavery.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you on that day.
In 2021, we nearly doubled our global network—growing by 41%—thanks to generous supporters like you.
These are the new local experts leading global change
Restore NYC is a nonprofit organization making freedom real for survivors of trafficking in the United States and is a recognized expert at working with immigrant populations.
The first emergency shelter on the east coast, A Safe Place is an empowerment organization for young women and girls focused on prevention, advocacy, and restoration to assist victims of commercial sexual exploitation and domestic sex trafficking.
End Slavery Tennessee provides specialized case management and comprehensive aftercare for trafficking survivors and tactically addresses the problem through advocacy, prevention and training of front-line professionals.
Founded by a survivor, The WellHouse rescues and provides opportunities for restoration to female victims of human trafficking who have been sexually exploited and will soon be opening its doors to children as well.
End Slavery Tennessee provides specialized case management and comprehensive aftercare for trafficking survivors and tactically addresses the problem through advocacy, prevention and training of front-line professionals.
The National Trafficking Sheltered Alliance is a network of service providers committed to enhancing quality of services across the nation and increasing access to care for survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
EPIK is about mobilizing male allies to disrupt the commercial sex market, equipping them to combat the roots of exploitation by interrupting buyers at the point of sale.
Street Grace is a faith-based organization that utilizes evidence-based demand reduction strategies to eradicate the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC).
Asosciación La Sur is an independent association at the state level working for the eradication of all forms of violence against women, especially prostitution, through research, education, and policy reform.
United Justice exists to empower the prevention, intervention and restoration of victims of sex trafficking through education, legal representation, and the development of vulnerable communities in a country that is experiencing one of the most desperate humanitarian crises of our time.
Alika Kinan Foundation brings together professionals to address the complexity of sex trafficking by fighting for the restitution of victims' rights; providing legal, psychological and social assistance during the judicial process and contributing to research.
10ThousandWindows confronts modern slavery at its root, to empower real freedom that lasts. We restore the lives of survivors of trafficking, exploitation, and slavery, and help each individual find lasting freedom.
Justice Ventures brings freedom, justice and restoration to those suffering from human trafficking and other extreme injustice through law enforcement action, convictions of perpetrators, policy work and judicial reform.
Our community of monthly givers keeps this work going.
join team freedom
The difference between freedom and slavery looks different in every city, and so does how we operate. We work with organizations who understand the vulnerabilities of sex trafficking in their communities best and combat the issue at its source.
We partner with leading experts worldwide who can demonstrate programmatic effectiveness, financial accountability, and an expert-level understanding of slavery. Each organization we welcome into our holistic solution must meet one or more of our eleven strategies to end human trafficking once and for all.
Every day these amazing men and women prevent exploitation, rescue victims, and guide survivors on a path towards restoration across 23 countries. With your support, we empower a global network of Local Partners on a mission to end slavery in our lifetime.
Watch this video to find out.
Be a part of the movement to end sex trafficking.
Want to end human
trafficking?
Sign up below for 8
action steps you can
take today.
Let's get started!
Let's get started!
