St. Louis organization celebrates 10 years of preventing human trafficking [Video]

GAHT was established in 2014 with the mission of educating communities and inspiring positive systemic change to end human trafficking.

A GAHT spokesperson said last year alone, 249 cases were identified in Missouri, affecting 356 victims, while almost 1 in 2 victims were children.

Overall, GAHT has educated about 500,000 people through in-person and developing online and video production. 

GAHT is dedicated to providing education to reduce the prevalence of human trafficking and supports victims. Through its “Breaking the Chains of Human Trafficking” program, it offers courses, trainings and presentations for students and adults.

Through this awareness, the GAHT programs have helped people throughout the community to identify and report more potential cases of human trafficking, preventing further exploitation of victims – especially children – …