Empowering Communities Against Sexual Exploitation

The Canyon County Anti-Trafficking Task Force is a 501(c)(3) organization comprising a Board of Directors, a Leadership Team, as well as advisory and project teams, dedicated to empowering our community against sexual exploitation.

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Mission Statement

With education our approach,

protection and prevention our goal,

we stand united as a community to combat sex trafficking.

Our Collaborative Efforts

With a special emphasis on addressing online dangers to youth. Through collaborative efforts with local law enforcement, local government, and others, we deliver impactful educational programs to the public.

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What We Do

We have been serving Treasure Valley Canyon County (Idaho) and surrounding areas since 2021. As an educational organization, Canyon County Anti-Trafficking Task Force provides programs and events aimed at raising awareness and training both adults and minors to recognize, and prevent trafficking.

Our services include:

Educational Events and Classes
From seminars to workshops, we organize events to educate the community about the dangers of sex trafficking and how to stay safe.

Professional Training Services
We connect organizations with professional services for staff training, ensuring that businesses and institutions are equipped to address trafficking issues effectively.

School Programs
Our educational programs and training extend to schools, where we work to educate students about the risks of trafficking and empower them to protect themselves and their peers.

Community Outreach
We engage with businesses, faith-based organizations, and law enforcement, fostering partnerships to provide educational services and raise awareness across all sectors of society.

Get Involved

Sex trafficking is a real threat to our society. Whether you are a parent or a teenager, you need to be aware of the various ways to recognize and combat sexual predators that could lead to sextortion, sex trafficking, and how to stay safe.