Anti-sex Trafficking
Sex trafficking is one of the fastest-growing and most profitable crimes worldwide. It is predatory and damaging to victims, survivors, their families and communities. Action by schools, families and community partners will help prevent, identify and recognize sex trafficking to act quickly to ensure appropriate interventions.
Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline (available in a number of languages). Support is available 24/7 at 1-833-900-1010.
Resources for Students and Families
What is sex trafficking?
How do sex traffickers lure children and youth?
Why are some students at risk?
Why the urgency to act?
What are some facts and myths about sex trafficking?
How do I protect my child from risks presented online?
What are some of the possible signs that a student is being trafficked?
What can I do as a parent or guardian to support my child if you suspect or they have disclosed they have been trafficked?
What supports will be provided to students who disclose that they have been trafficked?
What is the DSB1 doing to educate and raise awareness in the system?
Where can I find out information about the new Ministry of Education policy?
What is DSB1's Anti-Sex Trafficking Protocol?
Community Partners
Reach out to these community partners for more information.