How you can help
Understanding what human trafficking looks like is the first step in stopping it. Explore our resources, learn the red flags, and educate yourself about how trafficking is happening here in Alberta.
Everyone has a role to play in ending human trafficking. Whether you choose to speak up, share information, advocate for change, or report concerns—your actions can help protect lives and strengthen our communities.
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Learn about human trafficking -
The first step to making a difference is understanding the issue. Learn more about human trafficking through our website and explore online resources.
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Spread the word -
Talk about it. Share information with your friends, family, and networks. Your voice can help break the cycle. Follow us on social media and help raise awareness in your community.
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Advocate -
Use your voice to support survivors and strengthen the systems that protect them. Advocate for policies that reflect the lived realities of those affected by trafficking. Encourage institutions, employers, and elected officials to prioritize prevention, protection, and survivor support.
Do no harm
When dealing with suspected cases of sexual exploitation and trafficking, the overriding principle is that you act with care and make every effort to avoid causing harm to yourself or to the possible victim. Sexual exploitation and trafficking is a crime and under no circumstances should the suspected victim or concerned individual be compromised.
If you see something, say something.
Any tip reported is welcome. Provide the information to allow professionals to decide if action can be taken.
Report suspicious behaviour
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
In Alberta, you can contact:
Crime Stoppers +1 800-222-8477
CyberTip.ca: Canada’s national tipline for reporting the online sexual exploitation of children.
In Canada, you can contact:
Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
1-833-900-1010 | humantraffickinghotline.org