How We Help

Human Trafficking Services

Call: 706-782-1338 Text: 706-982-2287

Human Trafficking Response and Prevention Program

Our approach to addressing human trafficking focuses on prevention, education, and protection. We work to prevent exploitation by recognizing risks, raising awareness, and helping individuals stay safe. Through community outreach and education, we equip individuals and professionals with the knowledge to recognize warning signs and respond appropriately. For victims and survivors, we provide compassionate, trauma-informed support, safety planning, advocacy, and connections to resources that promote healing, stability, and independence.

Please note: Our Power House is not a walk-in facility. Please call the crisis number for assistance.

How It Works

People may wonder what constitutes human trafficking. Human trafficking is classified by the following:

Adults: The recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, obtaining, patronizing, or soliciting of a person for a commercial sex act, where the act is induced by force, fraud, or coercion (22 U.S.C. § 7102).

Minors (Under 18): Any commercial sex act involving a minor is legally classified as sex trafficking regardless of whether force, fraud, or coercion was used, because a minor cannot legally consent to commercial sex (22 U.S.C. § 7102).

Commercial Sex Act: Defined as any sex act on account of which anything of value (money, drugs, shelter, food, etc.) is given to or received by any person (22 U.S.C. § 7102)

An advocate serves as a consistent point of contact, helping survivors understand their options, connect with community resources, and access services such as housing, medical care, counseling, legal support, and other assistance based on their individual needs. Georgia’s human trafficking response similarly emphasizes coordinated, survivor-centered services and access to community resources.

Our goal is to support survivors beyond the immediate crisis and walk alongside them as they work toward safety, independence, and whole healing.

Services

Advocacy: Individualized support to help survivors understand their options, access services, and rebuild their lives.
Housing & Basic Needs: Assistance accessing safe housing, food, clothing, transportation, and other essential resources.
Legal & Community Resources: Connections to legal assistance and community services that support safety, stability, and independence.
Prevention: Community education to recognize trafficking, identify warning signs, and prevent exploitation.
Safety Planning & Crisis Support: Immediate support and individualized safety planning to help survivors navigate unsafe situations.
Trauma-focused Therapy: Specialized counseling to help survivors process trauma, develop coping skills, and begin healing.

Additional Assistance

24-hour Crisis Hotline & Text Line

Safety Planning

Victims Compensation Assistance

Information & Community Referrals

Case Management

Parenting Skills Training

Support Groups

Legal Advocacy

Court Accompaniment

Why It Matters

1883

people served

5024

hours of counseling provided

4900

safe nights of shelter provided

Contact Us

Our crisis line is staffed 24/7 and offers services and peace of mind for clients no matter what time of day they need it. Need help or want to learn more?

Director of Human Trafficking & Community Engagement Kelsey Taylor
kelsey@faith-inc.org
Office Information Phone: 706-886-2290
Fax: 706-886-2265

Address:
390 Rockford Cove Rd. Mt. Airy, GA 30563
Crisis Hotline:706-782-1338 Safe Exit