Resources

GET HELP

Are you, or someone you know in need of urgent, confidential help?

If you are looking for immediate help, call the Safe Place hotline at 1-800-422-8336 or text “SAFE” and your current location to 44357 for the nearest Safe Place site

Or email [email protected]

Community Advocates are available 24/7 to take referrals for trafficked youth in King County.

If you see something suspicious, report it. Here are some available resources:

LOCALLY:

  • Call 911 or the local non-emergency line
  • Call the Organization for Prostitution Survivors’ 24-hour hotline at 206-853-6243

STATEWIDE:

  • Call the National Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or text “Be Free”
  • Contact National Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678
 

 

FACT SHEETS

 

 

INTERNET SAFETY

All parents and caregivers need to be well educated about technology and social media topics, and set very clear limits with children on those subjects.  Places to start:

The number one thing you can do for your kids is to talk openly and often with them. Use these Family Internet Safety Contracts to start a discussion with your child about what rules your family will uphold around use of the Internet and cell phones.

Contract for younger child — up to age 12 (PDF)
Contract for teen (13+) (PDF)
Contract for parent (PDF)

 

     

    REQUEST A GINNY FUND GRANT

    Grant applications may only be submitted by service providers, community advocates, and law enforcement on behalf of a survivor. To request a grant, please complete our Ginny Fund Application and submit. 

    THE EMPOWERMENT FUND APPLICATION

     

    Empowerment Fund applications should be submitted by service providers or community advocates in collaboration with the survivor. To learn more and apply for a grant, please complete the Empowerment Fund Application.