HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Noah Project offers crisis intervention services to anyone experiencing human trafficking, including:

What Is Human Trafficking?

Victims can be any age and are trafficked by anyone, including family members, extended relatives, friends, spouses and partners, as well as acquaintances and strangers. And traffickers often use physical or sexual violence to coerce their victims.
The United States Department of Justice classifies human trafficking into two major categories:

Sex Trafficking

Sex Trafficking is defined as using force, fraud, or coercion to involve a person in a commercial sex act, or involving anyone 17 or younger by any means.

Labor Trafficking

Labor trafficking is defined as using force, fraud, or coercion to involve a person in involuntary servitude, debt bondage, or slavery.

I Think I Know A Victim Of Human Trafficking

If you suspect that someone is a victim of human trafficking, look out for these signs and report them to your local police department.

Signs Of Physical Or Psychological Abuse

Brandings, Markings, Or Tattoos

Not In Control Of Finances Or ID Documents

Poor Work Or School Performance

Controlling Relationships

Expensive Gifts Or Items

I Want More Information

These national organizations offer additional resources and information on human trafficking:

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