About Us

SAFE Coalition for Human Rights(SAFECHR) is An Accredited NGO with Special Status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations in recognition of our work on reducing human trafficking.

SAFE Coalition for Human Rights is a nonprofit registered with the Illinois Secretary of State in March 2014. SAFECHR was formed to support the objectives of SAFE 2014 Conference : Sex-Trafficking Awareness, Freedom, and Empowerment (SAFE). The team is entirely made up of volunteers donating their time, energies, and commitment to making our citizen-driven, survivor-driven conference a success.

SAFECHR was born when a group of survivors attended a conference in November and shared their stories creating an impetus that their experiences and lack of wrap around services needed to fuel debate and discussion on how we can create a bridge from victim to survivor, from insensitivity to creative awareness, and from successful trafficker to incarcerated criminal.

Since January 2014, the volunteer commit- tee has worked together to gather a diverse group of professionals to come together to find solutions and develop a working global task force that meets each month to implement these findings.

The goal is to ensure that their voices are heard throughout the globe. Realizing the need for survivors to be the driving force in all that we do in combating human trafficking a paradigm shift was created in 2013 and is reflected in all our programs. Since then, SAFECHR has hosted four conferences at the national level and formed partnerships with organizations around the country to assist victims of human trafficking with placement, treatment, and rehabilitation. In this country we have between 100,000 to 300,000 victims and barely 2000 beds available creating enormous difficulties with placement and rehabilitation. The treatment program will be the implementation of a C-SAFE IRIS Program run by clinicians with long histories of program development experience and in working with CSEC victims, survivors – assisted by victim advocates.

Our Vision

  1. To create self-sustaining healing for youth who have been terrorized and traumatized by horrific criminal acts against them.
  2. Each home will house 10 youth with clinicians and survivors.
  3. Education and evidence based trauma therapies that are specialized and delivered by clinicians with over 30 years of experience.
  4. Supervision by Harvard trained, psychologists , local neurological, psychological, educational, and ecologically preserved environmental healing.
  5. Equine and canine therapies, strength based therapies, with physical, cognitive, and emotional supports
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Our Mission

  1. To protect the human dignity of trafficked persons globally through education, prevention, and rehabilitation programs.
  2. To promote collaborative practices of advocacy for social and political change, create Awareness, promote Prevention, Education and Restoration of Human Rights.
  3. To improve socioeconomic conditions, spur growth, support policy and crime prevention.
  4. To enhance global collaborative partnerships that support accountability and impact public policy reform.

SAFECHR Provides

  1. Free Therapeutic Intervention:
  2. Free individual, group therapy, family stabilization
  3. Support Mentorship Program
  4. Crisis Management
  5. 24/7 Hotline Support
  6. Support education scholarships
  7. Career Counseling
  8. Relationship Counseling
  9. Narrative Support
 

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SAFECHR Efforts at Prevention include:

  1. High School Students Training (Michigan City, 2015)
  2. Brilliance Academy School for High Risk Youth 11-14 years old
  3. One-Day Awareness Trainings
  4. Global Conferences: Chicago, Washington, DC; SAFE 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019
  5. Identifying High Risk youth for human trafficking:
  6. FREE Program™
  7. Development of the SAMHSA (FED Govt.) HT Training Module
  8. Becoming an Accreditation Body: Credentialing of Advocates, Clinicians, Attorneys, Law Enforcement, Teachers, Staff
  9. Research Study of Human Trafficking by the Numbers