Organizations Supporting Survivors, Prevention & Anti-Trafficking

A verified directory of organizations working in survivor support, sexual-violence prevention, child protection, human trafficking, advocacy, legal services, education, and related fields.

Organizations are listed as resources, not endorsements. Services, eligibility, geographic coverage, and reporting responsibilities vary. If you need immediate help or need to report a crime, use our Get Help or Global Reporting Contacts pages.

Last reviewed: October 14, 2026

Survivor Services

Organizations that provide direct survivor support, crisis response, shelter, legal assistance, case management, recovery services, or referrals. Availability and eligibility vary by organization.

Our Rescue

Works with law-enforcement agencies around the world to combat human trafficking by providing investigative technology, training, operational support, and survivor care.

Phone: (833) 560-0273
Email: info@ourrescue.org
Law Enforcement Support: lawenforcementsupport@ourrescue.org
Website: ourrescue.org
Mailing Address: PO Box 57338, Salt Lake City, UT 84157

The Exodus Road

Trains and equips local law enforcement to investigate human trafficking and identify victims in multiple countries.

Important: The Exodus Road does not accept trafficking tips directly. Reports should be made to the appropriate trafficking hotline or law-enforcement agency.

Phone: +1 (719) 941-9755
Email: info@theexodusroad.com
Donations: Donations@TheExodusRoad.com
Website: theexodusroad.com
Mailing Address: PO Box 64063, Colorado Springs, CO 80962

Alliance for Children’s Rights

Provides free legal advocacy for children and young people in foster care in Los Angeles County and works on policies intended to protect vulnerable youth.

Phone: (213) 368-6010
Email: info@alliancecr.org
Intake: AllianceIntake@KIDS-ALLIANCE.ORG
Website: allianceforchildrensrights.org
Address: 4525 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 150, Los Angeles, CA 90010

Child Liberation Foundation

Supports efforts to combat child trafficking through rescue support, survivor rehabilitation, and prevention education.

Phone: (801) 833-5007
Website: childliberation.org
Address: 138 E 12300 S, Suite 216, Draper, UT 84020

Jaco Booyens Ministries

Works on human-trafficking prevention, awareness, survivor advocacy, and public policy.

Phone: (214) 566-0111
Email: info@helpjbm.org
Additional Email: info@jacobooyensministries.org
Website: helpjbm.org
Address: 835 E Lamar Blvd. #389, Arlington, TX 76011

211

Connects people with local community resources including housing, food, financial assistance, healthcare, and other support services.

Phone: 211
Email: 211@uww.unitedway.org
Website: 211.org

ZOE International (GoZOE)
gozoe.org

Working to end child trafficking through prevention, rescue, and long-term restoration, giving vulnerable children the opportunity to live safe and hope-filled lives.

Love146
love146.org

Working to prevent child trafficking, protect vulnerable children and help survivors rebuild their lives through compassionate, long-term support.

Tim Tebow Foundation

A faith-based charitable foundation involved in anti-trafficking initiatives and survivor care alongside programs serving vulnerable children and people with special needs.

Phone: (904) 380-8499
Website: timtebowfoundation.org

Safe House Project

Works to expand access to safe housing and long-term recovery resources for human-trafficking survivors through a nationwide network of service providers.

Phone: (507) 769-0819
Support: 833-5-BESAFE (833-523-7233)
Email: info@safehouseproject.org
Website: safehouseproject.org

National Domestic Violence Hotline

A 24/7/365 confidential national service providing crisis support, safety planning, and referrals for survivors of domestic violence. It connects people to a network of roughly 5,000 shelters and domestic violence programs in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Phone: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) text START to 88788;
Website: thehotline.org

Hope 365 (Global Hope 365)

Global Hope 365 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (doing business as Integrated Solutions 360) founded in 2017. It works to improve the lives of women and girls locally and worldwide by raising awareness, educating, and advocating against child marriage, human trafficking, and related gender-based harms. Activities include school and community education, policy advocacy in California and other U.S. states, and collaboration with local institutions.

Phone: (949) 682-8973
Email: rima@globalhope365.org
Website: globalhope365.org

Dawn’s Place

Philadelphia’s first residential recovery home for adult women recovering from sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation, opened in 2009. Dawn’s Place runs a structured year-long therapeutic program for a small cohort (about eight women). Services include 24/7 on-site staffing, trauma-informed individual and group therapy, peer mentorship, art and music therapy, mindfulness, case management, pro bono legal aid, education and career support, life-skills coaching, health-care access, and help securing independent housing. The program has strong Catholic involvement through the Sisters of St. Joseph and Medical Mission Sisters, and serves women 18 and older. It is a placement resource, not a public tip line.

Phone: 215-849-2396
Email: info@ahomefordawn.org
Website: ahomefordawn.org

Support for LGBTQ+ Young People and Youth Experiencing Homelessness

These services have different eligibility rules and geographic coverage. Check the linked organization for current intake information.

The Trevor Project

Free, confidential, 24/7 crisis support for LGBTQ+ young people in the United States.

Phone: 1-866-488-7386
Text: START to 678-678
Chat: thetrevorproject.org/get-help

Trevor states that emergency or child-welfare services may be contacted in limited circumstances involving imminent danger or abuse.

Covenant House

Provides immediate and long-term services for young people experiencing homelessness and trafficking through locations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. Ages, services, intake hours, and availability vary by location.

Find a location: covenanthouse.org/locations

Ali Forney Center

New York City organization serving LGBTQ+ young people ages 16–24 with housing, drop-in, health, case-management, and related services.

Intake: 212-206-0574 ext. 100
Email: intakes@aliforneycenter.org
Website: aliforneycenter.org

National Runaway Safeline

Free, confidential, 24/7 crisis support and resource referrals for young people and families. The Home Free program can provide eligible youth ages 12–21 with free transportation to a parent, guardian, or approved safe alternative.

Phone: 1-800-RUNAWAY (1-800-786-2929)
Website: 1800runaway.org

LGBT National Youth Talkline

Free, confidential peer support focused on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. Despite the service name, its current website says callers of any age may use the line.

Phone: 1-800-246-7743
Hours: Monday–Friday 2–11 PM ET; Saturday noon–5 PM ET
Website: lgbthotline.org/youth-talkline

International Justice Mission (IJM)

Works with justice systems in multiple countries to address trafficking, slavery, violence against women and children, and other forms of abuse. Its general contact line is not a global emergency or crime-reporting hotline.

Phone: 844-422-5878 (weekdays, 8 AM–9 PM ET)
Website: ijm.org
Mail: PO Box 90580, Washington, DC 20090

Too Young To Wed

Works internationally to end child, early, and forced marriage through advocacy, survivor-centered storytelling, education, and direct support initiatives.

Website: tooyoungtowed.org

ZOE International

Faith-based organization working on child-trafficking prevention, survivor support, and restoration programs in multiple countries.

Website: gozoe.org

Hope for Justice

Works internationally on human-trafficking identification, survivor advocacy and support, training, and prevention. Reporting routes vary by country.

U.S. phone: +1 615-356-0946 (Mon–Fri, 9 AM–5 PM CT)
U.S. concern email: help@hopeforjustice.org
Website: hopeforjustice.org

Europol — European Cybercrime Centre & Child Sexual Exploitation

European Union law-enforcement agency supporting national authorities in serious and organized cross-border crime, including online child sexual exploitation. Europol is not a public emergency hotline; members of the public should report suspected crimes to national or local police.

Website: europol.europa.eu

INTERPOL — Crimes Against Children

Coordinates international police cooperation on crimes against children. INTERPOL does not replace national police reporting; suspected crimes or missing persons should be reported to local or national law enforcement.

Website: interpol.int

UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

United Nations office supporting governments through research, international standards, technical assistance, and criminal-justice cooperation on trafficking in persons and related crimes. UNODC is not a public crime-reporting hotline.

Website: unodc.org

Unseen UK

UK charity providing survivor support and operating the UK Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline.

Helpline: 08000 121 700 — open seven days a week, 365 days a year
Website: unseenuk.org

APLE Cambodia — Action Pour Les Enfants

A Cambodian organization investigating child sexual abuse and exploitation while also providing survivor assistance and legal support.

Phone: +855 023 996 351
Mobile: 012 584 194
24/7 Hotline: 092 311 511
Email: info@aplecambodia.org
Website: aplecambodia.org

ECPAT International

Global network focused on ending the sexual exploitation of children through research, advocacy, policy, and collaboration. ECPAT International is not an emergency or individual-case reporting service.

General enquiries: info@ecpat.org
Phone: +66 (0)2 215 3388
Website: ecpat.org

Shakti Samuha

A Nepal-based anti-trafficking organization founded and led by trafficking survivors, providing support and advocacy for people affected by human trafficking.

ABAAD

Lebanon-based organization working on gender-based violence prevention and survivor support.

24/7 Emergency Safe Line: +961 81 78 81 78
General office: +961 1 28 38 20 / 21
Email: abaad@abaadmena.org
Website: abaadmena.org

KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation

Lebanese nonprofit providing social, legal, and psychological support to women and children affected by violence and advocating for legal and policy reform.

24/7 support line: 03 018 019
Office: +961 1 392220
Website: kafa.org.lb

Covenant House Latin America

Provides shelter and support for vulnerable young people in Latin America, including youth who have survived trafficking, sexual violence, homelessness, and dangerous migration.

Website: covenanthouse.org/latin-america

Coalition Against Trafficking in Women — Latin America & Caribbean

Part of an international network advocating against trafficking and sexual exploitation and supporting the rights of women and girls.

Website: catwinternational.org

Sartasim Kullakita Therapeutic Center

A multidisciplinary therapeutic program in La Paz, Bolivia providing care for adolescent girls who have survived trafficking or commercial sexual exploitation.

Location: La Paz, Bolivia

Education, Prevention & Advocacy

Organizations focused primarily on prevention, education, research, public policy, survivor advocacy, professional training, or community programs. Some also provide direct services.

United States & North America

Love146

Provides child-trafficking prevention education as well as survivor care and long-term support programs.

General: 203-772-4420
Donations / Partnerships: 203-298-8788
CT Survivor Care: 203-361-7899
Email: info@love146.org
Donations: donations@love146.org
Survivor Care: survivorcare@love146.org
Website: love146.org
Mailing Address: PO Box 8266, New Haven, CT 06530

ZOE International

Works in prevention, rescue, and long-term restoration for children affected by human trafficking, with programs operating in several countries.

West: 661-255-7963
East Coast: 717-708-8109
Email: info@goZOE.org
East Coast Email: EastCoast@goZOE.org
Giving: give@gozoe.org
Website: gozoe.org
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 221510, Santa Clarita, CA 91322

Joyful Heart Foundation

Works to improve society’s response to sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse while supporting survivor healing and advocacy.

Website: joyfulheartfoundation.org

The Hope Line

Provides free online support, Hope Coaches, mentors, and educational resources for young people facing difficult life circumstances.

Website: thehopeline.com
Mailing Address: PO Box 1835, Spring Hill, TN 37174

Tim Tebow Foundation

A faith-based charitable foundation involved in anti-trafficking initiatives and survivor care alongside programs serving vulnerable children and people with special needs.

Phone: (904) 380-8499
Website: timtebowfoundation.org

Fight Child Abuse

Education campaign of the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center Foundation that uses age-grouped videos to teach children how to recognize and report abuse.
Phone: (760) 340-2336
Website: https://fightchildabuse.org/

UNBOUND NOW

Faith-based organization providing prevention education, 24/7 crisis response, and survivor advocacy for trafficked youth and adults.

Phone: 855-450-2344

PACT (Protect All Children from Trafficking)

Formerly ECPAT-USA; prevents child sexual exploitation through education, industry partnerships, and legislative advocacy.

Phone: (718) 935-9192
Email: info@WeArePACT.org
Website: https://www.wearepact.org/

United Against Human Trafficking

Greater Houston-area organization that trains professionals, runs youth prevention programs, and provides survivor case management.

Website: https://uaht.org/

United Against Human Trafficking

Greater Houston-area organization that trains professionals, runs youth prevention programs, and provides survivor case management.

Website: https://uaht.org/

TAT (Truckers Against Trafficking)

Trains trucking, bus, and related industry workers to recognize and report human trafficking.

Email: info@truckersagainsttrafficking.org
Website: https://truckersagainsttrafficking.org/

Stop It Now!

Prevents child sexual abuse by giving adults tools, training, and a confidential helpline before harm occurs.

Non-Helpline Phone: 413-587-3500
Website: https://www.stopitnow.org/

It’s On Us

Campus sexual-assault prevention program that trains students as peer educators on consent, healthy relationships, and bystander intervention.

Phone: 202-908-5226 ext. 107
Email: contact@itsonus.org
Website: https://itsonus.org/

Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW)

An international network of organizations advocating for the human rights of trafficked people and for rights-based approaches to human trafficking.

Website: gaatw.org

Brave Movement

Survivor-informed. A global movement working to end childhood sexual violence while elevating survivor voices and coordinating survivor advocates internationally.

Website: bravemovement.org

Mukwege Foundation

Supports survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and survivor-led advocacy, including international survivor networks.

Website: mukwegefoundation.org

ReDirection Self-Help Program

An anonymous online self-help program designed for people concerned about their sexual thoughts, interests, or use of child sexual abuse material. The program is intended to help prevent offending behavior.

Program: redirectionprogram.com
Project Information: suojellaanlapsia.fi/en/redirection

Exodus Cry

Nonprofit that combats sex trafficking through films, demand-reduction campaigns, and outreach and therapy for exploited women and children.

Phone: 816-398-7490
Website: https://exoduscry.com/

VOW for Girls

Uses the wedding industry and public celebrations to fund community groups working to end child marriage.

Email: info@vowforgirls.org
Website: https://www.vowforgirls.org/

STOP THE TRAFFIK / STOPTHETRAFFIK

Prevention organization that uses trafficking intelligence, community campaigns, and the STOP APP to disrupt exploitation before it happens.

Website: https://stopthetraffik.org/

Lucy Faithfull Foundation

UK charity that prevents child sexual abuse by working with people at risk of causing harm, supporting families, and running Stop It Now UK.

Phone: 01527 591922
Email: contact@lucyfaithfull.org

Movimiento Valientes Latinoamérica y el Caribe

Survivor-led. A regional movement bringing survivor advocates together across Latin America and the Caribbean to help end childhood sexual violence.

Marcela Loaiza Foundation

Survivor-founded. Founded by trafficking survivor Marcela Loaiza to support other survivors and help give survivors a public platform.

Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa (SIHA)

A regional network working to advance women’s rights and improve responses to sexual and gender-based violence across the Horn of Africa.

NACOSA

A South African network that coordinates programs and supports standards related to health, gender-based violence, survivor services, and community care.

Tostan

Community empowerment organization that uses human-rights education to help communities abandon harmful practices such as child marriage and FGC.

Headquarters Phone: +221 33 952 04 36
Website: https://tostan.org/

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How Stop ALL Rape Verifies This Directory

  • We prefer each organization’s official website and current contact pages.
  • We distinguish direct survivor services, crisis lines, reporting services, advocacy organizations, and law-enforcement or intergovernmental bodies.
  • We do not assume that a general office number accepts crisis calls or crime reports.
  • We identify geographic, age, eligibility, confidentiality, or hours-of-service limits when they materially affect how a resource can be used.
  • Listing an organization does not constitute endorsement, accreditation, or a guarantee of services.

Maintained by: Stop ALL Rape Editorial Team
Last reviewed: October 14, 2026
Review cadence: At least quarterly, and sooner when a significant service or contact change is identified.

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