Why Get Involved?
Human trafficking is an issue that goes beyond women and girls. Men and boys can be victims too. And, quite often unfortunately, men are the perpetrators against sex trafficking victims - both as clients and traffickers.

Did You Know?
  • Close to 10% of human trafficking victims in Canada are male
  • ​90% of human trafficking cases in Canada are domestic - this could easily happen to someone that you know or love
  • More than 80% of traffickers are male
  • 25% of human trafficking victims in Canada are under the age of 18
Human trafficking isn’t just an issue that impacts women and girls, but men too! So, we need men to help us fight it and bring an end to trafficking.
How You Can Get Involved:
​There are many opportunities for you to get involved to help prevent and stop human trafficking from happening here in Canada!
Outreach
We do outreach to strip clubs, massage parlours, hotels, prisons and on the streets. We would love to have you join any one of these teams!
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Outreach Team Support
Consider supporting one of our outreach teams through gift bag packing, driving for a team, or prayer.
Education and Awareness
Have a passion for speaking, rallying people together, and raising awareness about important issues? Join our education and awareness teams to help with public speaking engagements, awareness campaigns, and building up our team!
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Advocacy
Men are so important in advocating against sex trafficking! Help us promote and protect the rights of survivors of sex trafficking by engaging local government, businesses, service providers, and individuals.
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Administration
Have a knack for behind the scenes work? Join us through Research, Program Development, HR, IT, Grant Writing, or Fundraising
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Survivor Care
Join us through mentorship, relationship building, and rehabilitation with male survivors of human trafficking and the sex trade.
Stopping Pornography​
Unfortunately, pornography has a huge impact on human trafficking. Join us with a 12 week program on pornography and human trafficking to help raise awareness and understanding to the issue.