Human Trafficking Guide

Their mission is to provide you with the tools and resources you’ll need to get involved with local organizations that seek to bring an end to the human trafficking industry while highlighting survivor stories.

They help the homeless and the hurting, but their focus is also ministering to children in vulnerable communities, human trafficking rescue and restore education and disaster relief. Their St. Louis outreach teams meet every Monday and Thursday nights helping those that are homeless or in vulnerable communities with food, clothing, blankets, toiletries, etc, encouragement, the Word and other practical resources.

Trafficking in Persons (human trafficking) is a violation of federal civil rights laws. The FBI is investigating these crimes as one of its top civil rights priorities to protect those who may be a victim of this crime.

PDF Handout - https://www.fbi.gov/file-repository/humantraffickingenglish-2.pdf/view

The Polaris managed Global Modern Slavery Directory (GMSD) is an interactive, searchable map and database of organizations and agencies across the globe that address the issue of modern slavery and human trafficking.

Supporting Survivors of Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation in St. Louis

They don’t stop at rescuing and restoring people who have been abused. Their goal is to prevent the violence from happening in the first place. That’s why IJM and their partners collaborate with local authorities to serve individual survivors of violence, pursue sustainable improvements in the justice system and build communities where all people can expect to be safe and protected.

The mission of the RISE Coalition is to work together with organizations and agencies within the four states (Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma) area to increase public awareness through community collaboration and education, to identify human trafficking cases, and to connect identified victims with comprehensive social and medical services.

U.S. Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking is a collaborative, faith-based national network that offers education, supports access to survivor services, and engages in advocacy in an effort to eradicate modern-day slavery. As a member of Talitha Kum International, we are connected to a global network of women religious working to end human trafficking.

The USCCBs' Anti-Trafficking Program aims to educate on the scourge of human trafficking as an offense against the fundamental dignity of the human person, to advocate for its end, and to provide training and technical assistance to support survivors.