Fighting human trafficking in Mexico and Central America

ABOUT US

We are committed to providing prevention, intervention and restoration for women, children, families, and communities who are vulnerable to this crime, so that they can experience freedom and a new start in life.

We currently have nine projects with influence in Mexico, and are members of the Regional Coalition against Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling in Latin America and the Caribbean.

2023 impact report

Around the world, more than 50 million people are in slavery.

This figure is difficult to even comprehend in its scope, but behind each of those 50 million cases lies a different and unique account. Our projects have the potential to transform these heartbreaking statistics into stories of transformation and purpose in three areas: prevention, intervention and restoration.

9,265

direct beneficiaries reached

volunteers

6,891

total hours volunteered

+127%

Girls at our Safe House

People Reached via Campaigns

Projects comleted.

How we strategically fight for freedom

Prevention

By addressing the core issue now, we aim to avert its escalation in the future. Our focus is on educating today’s youth to prevent them from falling into or perpetuating the cycle of prostitution.

Intervention

To free victims, we must reach them in their environment. We venture to streets, plazas, migration centers, and hidden places, offering those bound by these chains a new life path.

Restoration

Freedom is the first step; the longer journey is in healing and restoring hope and spirit, requiring compassionate support, guidance, and love for the survivors.

OUR SOLUTIONS

Learn more about our attention model and the way we confront human trafficking.

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Strengthening Impact Through Strategic Partnerships

Medal of Merit for the Defense of Victims

In 2019 we were one of the four entities chosen to receive the first Medal of Merit for the Defense of Victims, granted by the Congress of Mexico City through the Commission for Special Attention to Victims. This medal was created to recognize individuals or organizations that excel in their area of work, defending victims of various crimes and protecting their rights to ensure that they receive justice.

TheCrime Prevention & Criminal Justice Alliance

We are members of The Crime Prevention & Criminal Justice Alliance, a global network of international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations and active in crime prevention and criminal justice operating through the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling (CORETT)

We are the only organization in Mexico that provides technical advice for the Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling (CORETT), a group made up of 9 countries: Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama and the Dominican Republic, making efforts towards the prevention, detection, referral, and prosecution of both crimes. and comprehensive care for victims of human trafficking and people subject to migrant smuggling.