Dedicated to eliminating human trafficking in our communities through education, advocacy, and networking.
What is Human Trafficking?
Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery in which individuals are exploited and controlled for profit by others. It is happening here in Rochester, NY, state-wide, nationally, and globally.
Our Mission
The Rochester Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking (RRCAHT) is dedicated to eliminating human trafficking in our communities through education, advocacy, and networking with individuals and organizations.
What We Do
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Education
RRCAHT believes knowledge is crucial in combating human trafficking. We offer flexible, customized training to anyone in the community.
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Networking
RRCAHT unites diverse groups through networking to combat human trafficking. We realize that human trafficking is a complex problem that requires complex solutions.
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Advocacy
RRCAHT champions the rights of the voiceless, pushing for systemic changes to combat and prevent human trafficking.
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Supportive Services
When service providers can network with experts in different fields, trafficking survivors can get what they need to recover.
Become a Member
The Rochester Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking (RRCAHT) encourages new and returning members to join our mission in combating human trafficking. Together, we can make a difference.
Make a Donation
Every dollar counts in our mission to protect and empower survivors and prevent exploitation. Join us in creating a safer, brighter future for all. Donate today and be a part of the solution. Together, we can make a difference.
Emergency Resources
If you need help or think you have come into contact with a victim of human trafficking, please utilize the following resources.
911
If you are witnessing someone being hurt or in danger, call 911. If you are aware of a situation where you suspect a minor is being sexually harmed, whether it’s commercially (trafficking) or non-commercially, call 911.
Human Trafficking Hotline
If you see signs of trafficking or things you think may be signs of trafficking, call or text the Human Trafficking Hotline. There will be a bit of a wait, so do this when you’re comfortable when you have some time, and do not do it if someone is in danger.