End Trafficking: Safety Starts Here
Are you experiencing any of these?
Being forced to work or perform sex acts against your will
Forced to work for little to no pay
Being threatened, tricked, or controlled by someone you know or just met
Someone is holding your identification or documents
Feeling afraid to leave
If yes, there is help. You are not alone.
Survivors of Human Trafficking are protected under Pennsylvania and U.S. law.
Speak to a Confidential YWCA Advocate Now
Or if this is an emergency, dial 9-1-1
¿Estás experimentando alguna de estas situaciones?
Te obligan a trabajar o realizar actos sexuales contra tu voluntad
Estás trabajando por poco o sin sueldo
Alguien tu conoces o que acabas de conocer te está amenazando, engañando o controlando
Alguien retiene tus documentos o identificación
Sientes miedo de irte
Si respondes “sí”, hay ayuda.
Las victimas de la trata de personas están protegidas por las leyes de Pennsylvania y de los Estados Unidos.
Hable ahora con una persona confidencial
Si es una emergencia, marque 9-1-1
What Are My Choices?↘
When you contact us, you’ll be connected with someone who can help you figure out your next steps. Our role is to help you access support, resources, and options that make sense for you. You tell us what you need — we’ll help you get connected.
Depending on your situation, support may include:
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A Warm Meal
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Clothing for Current Weather
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A Safe Place to Rest
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Someone to Talk to and Problem-Solve With
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Connections to Local Resources and Job-Skills Training
I Need Help Now ↘
Emergency Help
For All Emergencies, Call 911
National Suicide Prevention, Call 988
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Call 1-800-843-5678
What Happens When You Call
Their priority is your safety. The operator will ask questions to understand where you are and how to get you help. You may be asked your name, age, who else is present, and any details that help them locate you faster.
You don’t have to have all the answers— just stay on the line. They’re there with you.
Additional Resources
National
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National Human Trafficking Hotline
Text “Befree” to 233733
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National Center for Missing or Exploited Children
Report child sexual exploitation online at
https://report.cybertip.org/
Local Hotlines
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Cumberland County Human Trafficking Hotline
Call or Text
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PA Childline – Reporting Child Abuse or Neglect
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24/7 Mobile & Telephone Crisis Intervention:
Camp Hill Area
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24/7 – Crisis Walk-in
Connections Emergency Behavioral Health Crisis Walk-in Center (Ages 14+) 1100 S. Cameron Street, Harrisburg
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24/7 – Crisis Walk-in
Penn State Holy Spirit
503 N 21st Street, Camp Hill
Case Management
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YWCA Carlisle & Cumberland County
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She's Somebody's Daughter
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Peace Promise
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Central PA Family Support Services
Food/Warm Meals
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Carlisle UMC My Brother’s Table (Community Meal)
Located at the Salvation Army building, 20 East Pomfret Street, Carlisle, PA 17013
Monday – Friday – 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Saturday – 12 Noon – 1:00 pm
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Cumberland County Human Trafficking Hotline
Call or Text
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Local Food Pantries
Safe Housing
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Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland and Perry
Call or Text
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Safe House Project
507-769-0819
Legal Aid
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Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center (PIRC)
717-600-8099
E-mail: info@pirclaw.org
Mail: P.O. Box 20339, York, PA 17402 -
Justice at Work
1-800-729-1607
Philadelphia: (215) 733-0878
Pittsburgh: (412) 701-4368
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Villanova Law Institute to Address Commercial Sexual Exploitation
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YWCA Carlisle & Cumberland County:
Let’s get started
Ready to start?
I want to know my choices. I just want to talk. Speak to a Confidential YWCA Advocate Now
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