Anti-Human Trafficking
Providing programs that support human trafficking survivors on their journeys to safety, stability, and self-empowerment.
North and South Carolina Anti-Human Trafficking Information
Our Services
The Salvation Army is an integral part in the fight against human trafficking, providing comprehensive support and services to survivors at the local level. Recognizing the complex and devastating impact of this crime, The Salvation Army offers a holistic approach that addresses the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of survivors.
Through a local network of dedicated staff and volunteers, we offer a range of services tailored to the unique circumstances of each survivor in our community. These services may include safe housing, counseling, legal assistance, medical care, and job training. By providing these essential resources, we aid survivors in rebuilding their lives and their sense of safety and security.
The Salvation Army's commitment to anti-human trafficking extends beyond direct services to our neighbors. We also work to educate the public and collaborate with other stakeholders. Here, we aim to prevent human trafficking and ensure that survivors receive the support they need to heal and thrive.
How You Can Help
Together, we can make a difference in the fight against human trafficking and create a world where everyone has the chance to live free from exploitation.
- Donate: Your donation helps us provide essential services to survivors.
- Spread Awareness: Educate yourself and others about human trafficking. Share information about the signs of trafficking and how to report it.
- Support Survivor-Led Organizations: Consider supporting survivor-led organizations that provide direct services and advocacy for those affected by human trafficking.
The Salvation Army partners with others to combat the injustices of human trafficking.
The Salvation Army joins with survivor leaders, nonprofit organizations, service providers, and numerous other community partners to identify and holistically respond to survivors of forced labor and sexual exploitation. Our national strategy to combat human trafficking helps both foreign and domestic human trafficking victims of all ages and ethnicities through our nationwide case management network. Along with giving immediate refuge and relief to victims, we take a holistic approach to healing, helping each person move from a state of victimized enslavement to God-centered self-sufficiency.
Services are delivered locally. To find out what programs and services are available in your community, please use our location finder.
Stats
9,306
Human Trafficking survivors were helped by The Salvation Army in 2024
49.6 million
people in human trafficking situations worldwide, and 12 million of them are children
54%
of those exploited in human trafficking are women and girls
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