There is no single solution to such a complex issue.

Rather than create another isolated organization trying to do it all, we feel called to come alongside and strengthen existing efforts. We celebrate and support the work of Columbus's anti-trafficking community, while longing to see a sustainable and comprehensive response.  

Below are just a few of the organizations and faith communities we currently work with. We encourage you to find out more about them by visiting their web pages and contacting them directly. 

How do we work together?

Each agency specializes in a different area of care for survivors of human trafficking. Below is one example of how working together helps to foster easier access to an array of services survivors may need on their journey toward healing.

Do you want your organization represented at our Anti-Human Trafficking Training, featured in our social media, or partnered through our programming? Let’s connect!

Faith Community Partnerships

We believe that everyone has a role to play in the fight against human trafficking. Churches are a large part of any community and have a responsibility to contribute to social justice movements that align with their core values. By partnering with local church partners, we are engaging them in the anti-trafficking movement in the same way that we engage with local businesses, large corporations, and individual community members: we are providing education and a tangible way to give back to an important cause. While many of our partners are Christian churches, we believe in bringing together folks from all walks of life (all races, ethnicities, religious affiliations, political affiliations, etc.) to address the very real issue of human trafficking in a holistic way.