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Faith Alliance Against Slavery and Trafficking

History FAAST provides a framework for collaboration between Christian churches, denominations, universities and communities around the world who are rising up to confront human trafficking. We connect God’s people through the power of partnership, a

Family Partnership

History Since 1878, The Family Partnership (formerly Family & Children's Service) has given help and hope to more than one million people. We began under the Minneapolis Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as the branch which protect

United Abolitionists

History United Abolitionists exists to stop all forms of human trafficking in the United States. Many organizations tirelessly fight human trafficking on an international scale but there is so much work to be done right here in the U.S. Despite the i

Foot Solidaire

Mission Welcoming, listening, informing young players and their entourageProvide material, logistical, psychological young victims of abuseEducating young athletesAccompany the inclusion of young athletesSupporting the integration of young foreign pl

Forgotten Children, Inc.

Mission "We are a non-profit organization committed to assisting women and children caught in the vicious cycle of human trafficking in our communities. We operate on a local level with a hands-on approach to reaching out to women and children on the

Foundation for Women (FFW)

History FFW was formed in 1984 when we established a Women’s Information Center providing advice to Thai women who were to go abroad. In 1986, we opened a women’s shelter for victims of domestic violence. In 1988, FFW expanded its activities with the

Free the Slaves

History Free the Slaves was founded in 2000 and is widely regarded as a pioneer and leader in the modern abolitionist movement. It provides groundbreaking research, advocacy to change government policies and business practices, compelling documentary

Free Women Association

Mission Free Woman promotes health protection and information on the rights of foreign persons. In particular, work in favor of foreigners who are fleeing to the exploitation of any kind it is.

Freedom A La Cart

History In 2009, our founders established Doma as a community-based support program for adult survivors of human trafficking. Two years later they expanded the program to fill the void between restoration and economic independence, and purchased a fo

Freedom Fund

History Nick Grono, the current CEO, was the inaugural CEO of the Walk Free Foundation. During his tenure, Walk Free built a global movement with over five million supporters, launched the first Global Slavery Index and established the Freedom Fund w