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Help rescue people from human trafficking and exploitation

Nearly 50 million people are trapped in modern slavery worldwide, including in Canada.
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The Problem

Most people look away. Meanwhile, 49.6 million people are trapped in modern slavery worldwide. It's happening closer than you think.

(ILO)
Trafficking Stats
100 Million
Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Material files reported. (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children)
100,000
reports of child sexual abuse and exploitation processed by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection each month. (canada.ca)
$172.6B
Generated from forced commercial sexual exploitation annually. (International Labor Organization)

Trafficking is happening all around us, in cities, neighborhoods, and online spaces we use every day.

To stop these crimes, we work hand-in-hand with law enforcement, local communities, and global partners to confront exploitation head-on. We help equip operations that identify and stop predators, and we walk with survivors every step of the way, offering care with dignity and compassion.

From frontline action to training and prevention, we’re fighting for lasting change, and we’re not doing it alone.

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Traffickers don’t wait, and neither do we. We back Canadian law enforcement to strike fast.

We collaborate with law enforcement agencies, providing resources to enhance their anti-human trafficking and exploitation efforts. Our support includes funding for vital digital forensics equipment, covering officer training expenses, and sponsoring Electronic Storage Detection K9s.

Agencies We Support
  • Medicine Hat Police Services - Alberta
  • Sault Ste Marie Police Service - Ontario
  • North Bay Police Service - Ontario
  • Peel Regional Police Services - Ontario
  • Toronto Police Services - Ontario
  • Vancouver Police Department - British Columbia
  • Toronto Border Patrol - Ontario
  • Thunder Bay Police Department - Ontario
  • Durham Regional Police Service - Ontario
  • York Regional Police Services - Ontario
  • Winnipeg Police Service - Manitoba

Our Rescue has been working in field operations for over 10 years.

In 2024 alone, we supported:

1,052
Rescued
195
Operations
1,969
Arrests

Latest Articles

14 min read • 5 days ago • Child Exploitation Homepage Featured Online Exploitation Prevention & Awareness
Grooming: How Communities and Families Can Prevent, Recognize, and Reduce Harm
By Amy Bruins, Vice President of Community Impact at Our Rescue Grooming rarely announces itself. It often begins quietly—with attention, encouragement, shared interests, or support—long before boundaries are crossed or risks are recognized.   Because grooming is a deliberate, relationship-based process rather than a single event, it can unfold anywhere children and young people communicate or…
3 min read • 5 days ago • Asia Mission Stories Survivor Care
Choosing Her Own Future: May’s Story of Hope  
*Alias used to protect survivor identity.   In Southeast Asia, a young girl named *May was just 17 years old, living in economically vulnerable conditions with her mother and older sister. Her mother worked as a housekeeper earning just enough to meet their most basic needs. May carried a quiet hope for a different future. Like many people her age,…
5 min read • 6 days ago • Field Operations Mission Stories U.S./Canada
Our Rescue-Sponsored ESD K9 Kaia Helps Police Arrest Multiple Suspects in Vermont Child Exploitation Cases 
Behind closed doors and behind screens, unthinkable acts of child exploitation are committed by predators in ways that can easily be hidden and difficult to trace. Through child sexual abuse material (CSAM), a single upload, a simple message, or a hidden file can put a child in the crosshairs of a predator who is committing unimaginable crimes.  Fortunately, in the state of Vermont, law enforcement has an Electronic Storage Detection…
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Our dedicated Support Services team is happy to answer your questions, point you in the right direction, or respond to any concerns you may have.

Availability: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. MST (weekdays)

Emails are typically responded to within 24 hours

Our Rescue is not a law enforcement body and cannot investigate trafficking leads. If you or someone you know is in danger, contact your local law enforcement authorities immediately by calling 911. Alternatively, you can report a tip to the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or www.humantraffickinghotline.org.

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