There is hope for those who have been victimized by human trafficking.
Are you a victim of human trafficking or know someone who needs help? We partner with local organizations, agencies, and law enforcement officials who work with survivors to provide safety, rehabilitation, and restoration.
RAHAB Ministries is 501©3 non-profit organization that provides safe housing and rehabilitative programs for victims of human trafficking, as well as mentoring, drop-in centers, education and training, and do outreaches into the community like visiting strip clubs and delivering gifts bags and homecooked meals, as well as connecting with incarcerated women by visiting jails, writing letters and hosting Bible studies.
(330) 819-3326Hannah’s House 119 offers several different programming options to meet the needs of each individual youth. We believe that prevention is key and provide programming that educates our youth about the risks and signs of sexual exploitation. We provide life skill training to give our youth the tools needed to be successful in life and build upon the 40 Developmental Assets.
Hannah’s House believes that “every” child is just one decision away from becoming a statistic. We also believe that ONE caring adult can be the KEY to their success.
(330) 495-2970The Children’s Network of Stark County Child Advocacy Center is a community partnership of caring professionals working together in one location.
We help children and their families cope with: Exposure to violence, Sexual abuse, Severe physical abuse, and Human trafficking.
We offer comprehensive, coordinated, investigative, and professional services. Treatment and aftercare services are also available to children and their non-offending family members.
(330) 451-1700Mercy’s HAVEN Program provides immediate specialized nursing care, support, and options to victims of assault, age 14 and older.
Victims under the age of 14 are referred to The Children’s Network of Stark County Child Advocacy Center or Akron Children’s Hospital.
HAVEN staff also raise awareness by providing community and professional education and outreach.
330-489-1000 ext. 2170Aultman’s Serenity program serves sexual assault, domestic violence assault, and drug-facilitated assault victims, and provides safety, and nursing care with training in assault forensics and courtroom testimony, follow-up programs, and resources.
(330) 452-9911Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health (C&A), is a not-for-profit, full-service, trauma-informed mental health organization specializing in the emotional and behavioral needs of children, adolescents, young adults, and their families.
330-433-6075 Crisis Hotline: 330-452-6000PATHS (Partners Against Trafficking of Humans Stark) educates and advocates for the prevention and abolition of human trafficking while connecting services on behalf of trafficked persons.
The Task Force is a network of local agencies that collaborate to provide mental, medical, social, educational, and legal services to juveniles who are victims and survivors of human trafficking.
Uniting together empowers us in the fight to end the demand of human trafficking.
If you want to learn more about human trafficking, we have gathered some great organizations with information we feel is trustworthy and reliable.
If you feel in danger or suspect human trafficking, call the local police department.
Summit Regional Human Trafficking Task Force Hotline
Serving Summit, Stark, Portage, and Medina Counties
Text HELP to 233733 [befree]