Support

Turning awareness into action.

Global Youth Guardians intends to build an organization capable not simply of talking about this problem — but of mobilizing the people and resources required to confront it.

Women and girls in blue hijabs seated together at a village community meeting, listening and talking.

Other ways to help

01

Bring expertise

Child-protection specialists, investigators, attorneys, clinicians, and law-enforcement professionals — we are building the network now.

02

Bring reach

Media, film, and communications partners who can help people recognize trafficking.

03

Bring your organization

If you already work in an affected region, we want to know you.

Where support will go

When contributions open, funding is expected to support:

  • Child-trafficking and anti-slavery advocacy
  • Public-awareness and educational campaigns
  • Vetted child-protection and intervention partners
  • Lawful investigation and intervention efforts
  • Survivor protection and referral resources
  • International child-marriage advocacy
  • Media and communications campaigns
  • Public education on warning signs and distress signals
  • Professional staff and organizational infrastructure
  • Strategic partnerships with organizations already working in affected regions
If you or someone you know is in danger, contact your local emergency services. In the United States, the National Human Trafficking Hotline is available 24 hours a day.