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End Human Trafficking.
We empower youth and communities in Palm Beach County with the education and tools to end human trafficking.
The mission of the Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches is to serve as the unifying force in Palm Beach County for human trafficking awareness and prevention through education, community collaboration, and survivor empowerment.
WHAT WE DO
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HTCPB Community Meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month from 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. on Zoom. Each month a featured speaker will share more about human trafficking. HTCPB General Meetings are a great way to continue to grow your understanding of this ever-changing issue, and stay connected with stakeholders and passionate community members surrounding this issue.
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HTCPB educates community members, youth, parents, direct service providers, law enforcement, and frontline workers on human trafficking. Our broad range of topics that speak at each audience's level and needs creates the necessary stop gaps to end these cycles of abuse and exploitation.
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The Survivor Support Fund provides urgent assistance to trafficking survivors in Palm Beach County through trusted partner agencies.
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Mobilizing trained voices to educate and protect our community.
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Your hub for trusted tools for prevention and education.
Take Action. Join Us. Together, we can do more.
In 2024 the Department of Children & Families and
the Palm Beach County Human Trafficking Task Force Identified…*
25 Verified Cases
of commercial sexual exploitation of children
109 victims
50 WERE MINORS
11 WERE MALE♂ | 97 WERE FEMALE♀
7 TRAFFICKERS WERE♀ FEMALE
16 TRAFFICKERS WERE♂ MALE
*Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) 2024 Data on Human Trafficking of Minors. 93 reports of human trafficking of minors were received. (25 verified cases of commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). 3 verified cases of labor trafficking of children.)
In 2024, the Palm Beach County Human Trafficking Task Force provided services to 109 victims of trafficking. Of those served, 50 were minors. The majority were female (97), while 11 were male.