Human Trafficking Resources

International, National and Local Resources

For additional resources and information, please visit the following pages:

  • To learn more about child abuse, click here.
  • To learn more about intimate partner violence, click here.
  • To learn more about sexual violence, click here.
  • To learn more about youth violence, click here.
  • To learn more about sextortion, click here.

International

  • The Salvation Army International provide services, resources, and response to modern slavery and human trafficking worldwide
  • Our Rescue global collective of partners and support to eradicate sex trafficking and child exploitation.
  • Polaris Project- organization aimed to target systems that support human trafficking
  • Love 146 organization aimed to address and combat child sex trafficking
  • Mi Casa Internationala safe house for adolescents and children experiencing human trafficking, poverty, and abandonment
  • Girls not Brides a global partnership to end child marriages

National

Emergency hotlines and services
Resources for those who are undocumented or on temporary work visas who may be experiencing labor abuses and trafficking
  • Contratados Website where you can report wage theft or labor violations and learn about a potential employer
Victim assistance-
Human trafficking support groups-
  • Polaris Project- organization aimed to target systems that support human trafficking
  • Love 146 organization aimed to address and combat child sex trafficking
Support for families
Professionals support for survivors
  • NCMEC Hope bags– free to law enforcement and social services who are providing aid to survivors of child sex trafficking, child sexual exploitation, and abduction.

Local/Colorado

Connection to community resources- Colorado
Connection to community resources- El Paso County
Emergency hotlines and services
Counseling and advocacy services
  • Well Power same-day, on-line counseling service, no fees or insurance needed*, offers up to 3 sessions a year
  • TESSA– confidential advocacy center for communities in El Paso County
  • Blue Bench confidential advocacy center for Denver metro area and surrounding communities; English and Spanish speaking* advocates available 24/7
BIPOC services

African American/Black community

  • Soul2Soul Sisters non-profit organization who provides services and resources to African Americans who are victims of violence in CO; based out of Denver
  • Kingdom Builders Family Life Center non-profit organization who committed to providing serves to BIPOC women and children impacted by domestic and sexual violence; based out of Colorado Springs

Hispanic/Latino community

  • Cirsalida, Inc- provides resources and support (case management, counseling) to Hispanic, Latinx, and other persons of color struggling with complex trauma, domestic violence, and abuse; located in Colorado Springs
  • Servicios de la razaThe VISTAS (Victims in Safe Transition and Self-Sufficiency) program provides services to English and Spanish-speaking Latino victims of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, and general crime throughout Colorado.

Native American/Indigenous community

  • Haseya Advocate Program – Native woman-led organization that serves Indigenous survivors of domestic and sexual violence in the Colorado Springs. 

Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders community including refugees and immigrants

Resources for those who are undocumented or on temporary work visas who may be experiencing labor abuses and labor trafficking
Legal services for victims of human trafficking
  • Towards Justice legal representation for those who are being abused by their employer and colleagues
  • Filing a complaint with CDLE (Workman’s compensation)- You can also learn more about employers who have already had reports or claims filed against them on this website.
  • Colorado Legal Services– legal services for low-income individuals and members of vulnerable populations in Colorado
  • Rocky mountain Victim Law Center– free legal services for victims of violence in CO