Human Trafficking
prevention is achieved through education.
The average age of entry into trafficking is 13, so we go to
kids to teach real
life strategies
to be smart
& stay safe.
Supporting Families. Protecting Kids.
For a decade,
Opening Doors International Services
has been working in North Texas
to fight human trafficking.
We are committed
to this fight - and to helping
our community fight it
too. Contact us for
more information.
Human Trafficking knows no bounds.
Every age, ethnicity, and socio-economic group can be and is victimized by this tragic crime.
Find out more about sex-trafficking here.
Labor Trafficking &
Domestic Servitude are not just an International problem.
It happens domestically, here, to victims both young & old.
Labor Trafficking
Human Trafficking -
Yes, It happens here.
Raising Teen Awareness and reaching out to Survivors
According to National Incidence Studies of Missing, Abducted,
Runaway, and Throwaway Children, an estimated 1 out of every 3 children that run away is lured into sex trafficking within 48 hours. US girls and boys are at risk of being lured into sex trafficking, and immigrants are being trafficked for labor, servitude, and the sex trade from Central America and beyond.
Our Red Flag Campaign efforts are three pronged:
- Educate business operators and workers along the I-35 corridor in Denton County on the Red Flag signs of Human Trafficking.
- Educate families on the Red Flag warnings to avoid predators.
- Continue to facilitate immigration cases for Human Trafficking survivors.
Hear one women's story of survival
A Silent Cry
This documentary was produced by Opening Doors International in collaboration with UNT Department of Anthropology, and tells one woman's story of suffering due to hopeless circumstances that made her vulnerable to false promises by human traffickers.