Frequently Asked Questions

What are some indicators of Human Trafficking?

• Employer is holding identity documents.

• Unpaid or paid very little.

• Under 18 and in prostitution.

• Inability to speak to individual alone.

• Multiple people in cramped space.

• Answers appear to be scripted and rehearsed.

• Poor living conditions.

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What to do if you think someone is a victim of Human Trafficking?

• For urgent situations, notify local law enforcement immediately by calling 911.

• You may also want to alert the National Human Trafficking Hotline described below so that they can ensure response by law enforcement officials knowledgeable about human trafficking.

• There are a number of organizations to whom the victim could be referred for help with shelter, medical care, legal assistance, and other critical services. 

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How can I help fight Human Trafficking?

• Pray for those who are impacted by Human Trafficking. 

• If you're able, give to non-profits that are on the front lines fighting against Human Trafficking.

• Get involved in your local community by donating food or clothing to survivors of Human Trafficking.