For Partner information or Media Enquiries
please contact

Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
1-833-900-1010.

Human trafficking is not just a distant problem.

It’s happening in our communities and it is a growing crisis in Canada.
The Human Trafficking Prevention Network of British Columbia is a network of service providers, community organizations, law enforcement agencies and corporate partners dedicated to combatting human trafficking in our Province.

Our Partners

In February 2024, the founding partners of the Human Trafficking Prevention Network united in their commitment to combat human trafficking by signing a statement of support and pledging to work collaboratively to share resources that raise awareness, and that support organizations that are combating human trafficking or aiding people with lived experience in their recovery journey.

Our Wishes. Our Commitments.

At our 2026 World Day Against Trafficking in Persons Breakfast, members of the Human Trafficking Prevention Network of BC were invited to reflect on two questions: What is your wish for the future of human trafficking prevention and response in British Columbia? And what commitment are you personally making to advance this work?

Our Wishes

  • Survivor-centred supports and services
  • Government leadership, funding and policy reform
  • Education, awareness and prevention
  • Collaboration and coordinated systems
  • Justice system improvements
  • Indigenous leadership and addressing root causes

Our Commitments

  • Education and continuous learning
  • Advocacy and speaking up
  • Community education and awareness
  • Using professional roles and networks
  • Supporting survivors and vulnerable communities
  • Sustaining momentum

Together, these reflections demonstrate a shared understanding that meaningful change requires both systemic action and individual commitment.

Resources

Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking
Referral Directory partners:

If you or someone you know is a victim/survivor of human trafficking,
or you think someone might be, call the
Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-833-900-1010.