The Alliance is bigger than our staff, volunteers, and supporters. We combine forces with other like-minded organizations, law enforcement, government child protection agencies, and others who share our passion for helping people get out and stay out of exploitive situations.

Prevention: We use a variety of methods to educate communities and individuals against the dangers of sex trafficking. Overseas, this often involves working within remote villages and holding parents accountable for the protection of their children. In the USA, we teach a trafficking safety curriculum that identifies the most common risk factors of trafficking and methods of predators.

Rescue/Intervention: Overseas, we rescue primarily by responding to intel about specific situations. This often comes to our staff through their network of social workers and others in the community. In the USA we identify victim-survivors through referrals, through response to the trafficking safety curriculum, and through our investment in youth within the juvenile justice system. *juvenile justice center work in NC only

​Aftercare: The path of healing is complex. Each survivor has a unique set of skills and needs. Quality aftercare can involve addiction recovery, education, vocational training, life skills development, and much more. We work alongside survivors in an advocacy role as they build resiliency, often with trusted partner organizations and government entities.  ​