January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month

This observance raises awareness about human trafficking and honors survivors while educating communities about this critical issue.

The Reality of Human Trafficking:

• Global Impact: Affects millions worldwide, including in our local communities
• Hidden Crime: Often occurs in plain sight but goes unrecognized
• All Ages: Victims can be adults, teens, or children
• Multiple Forms: Includes labor trafficking and sex trafficking

Our January Focus:

• Prevention: Teaching communities how to recognize warning signs
• Education: Raising awareness about trafficking methods
• Survivor Support: Providing trauma-informed services
• Community Action: Encouraging reporting and intervention

Amberly’s Place stands committed to supporting survivors and raising awareness about the signs of trafficking. Everyone has a role to play in prevention.