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WAYS THAT YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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Watch for signs of human trafficking, if you see it, report it
Recognizing the signs of Trafficking
Recognizing the signs of Trafficking
LOOK FOR THE FOLLOWING INDICATORS:
Is the person accompanied by someone who seems controlling?
Is the person allowed to speak for themselves?
Signs of physical abuse, such as bruising, burns, or branding such as name tattoos on the face or chest, tattoos about money or sex
The person seems overly fearful, tense, or paranoid.
Clothing inappropriate for the weather.
Not in possession of their identification documents
A minor unaccompanied at night who falters in explaining who they are with and what they are doing.
Works long or excessive hours or always available on demand.
A person who lives in a "massage" business or Is not free to come and go.
Our upcoming Community Meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 15th, at 6:30 pm.
We are delighted to welcome Kate Amick, the Executive Director of Common Ground Community Building, where she leads with empathy and purpose to assist families facing poverty in Jefferson City. She also serves as the board secretary for the Capital City Diaper Bank and participates in the City of Jefferson's Public Transit Advisory Commission. Additionally, Edwin Cooper, the Benevolence Coordinator at Common Ground Community Building, will join us. With nearly 30 years of experience in Missouri state agencies, Edwin has strong ties to faith-based and community service, including roles with the Missouri Department of Mental Health, Missouri Housing Development Commission, the University of Missouri, and Lincoln University Extension. Edwin also serves as an Advisory Board Member of the Salvation Army, Vice President of Housing the Community Jefferson City, and Chair of Project Homeless Connect.
We look forward to seeing you there!
We were so excited to introduce this new event! One of our survivors had this idea and has worked hard to bring her dream to reality. All the artwork displayed has been made by fellow survivors. Sales of the artwork went to the survivors and to raising awareness of local human trafficking. Many thanks to Capital Arts for hosting this event and all of the sponsors who have helped make this happen! It was a great success!
Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of each month
6:30 pm
Capital City Christian Church, 1608 Swifts Hwy, Room 102
Park In the lower level main parking lot and enter through the double gray doors
Look for our sign!
Connect with us: info@jc-cate.org
Check out our blog for advocating opportunities!
IF YOU SEE IT, REPORT IT!
Do not try to intervene, Call 911, our local Partner Organizations listed on our home page, or 1-(888) 373-7888
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