Awareness & Prevention

Awareness

Request a speaker or awareness booth for your event.

Every member in our community has a role to play when it comes to ending trafficking and exploitation. Created Gainesville is dedicated to educating individuals in our community about domestic sex trafficking. Our presentations are customized for your unique group to equip you to take action against the issue. Created Gainesville has partnered with numerous organizations, including:

National and Local Law Enforcement
First Responders
Court System
Jail Staff
Hospitals and Medical Staff
Local Businesses
Churches
Other Community Agencies

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Prevention

With 48% of all reported human trafficking cases involving victims under 18 years old*, it is essential to teach children how to stay safe and notice if a friend may be in danger. Our goal is to prevent our youth from being exploited so that they do not need restorative care later in life.

Our Prevention Program addresses important questions:

What is sex trafficking?
How can I recognize a trafficker?
What are the signs of trafficking?
How can I protect myself?
What do I do if I suspect a friend is being trafficked?
How can I get involved in the fight against sex trafficking?
How do I engage with social media safely?

National Human Trafficking Hotline Statistics*

"Is my school or organization eligible?"

Children of all ages and backgrounds need to be empowered with the tools to keep themselves safe. Whether your organization serves toddlers, youth, or teens we are eager to partner with you to create a tailored presentation that fits the needs of your group.

We partner with schools, nonprofits, after school programs, sports teams, church youth groups and more.

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"Thank you for bringing attention to an issue that is often hidden in plain sight, our volunteers can love children better as a result of this training." -Youth Organization in Ocala

"Thank you for the work you are doing. I had no idea this was happening and I am glad to see that there is something being done about it." -Participant at Bradford County Health Expo