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Human Trafficking

These resources provide evidence-informed information, practical tools, and educational materials related to human trafficking, sexual exploitation, victim support, and prevention. They are intended to support healthcare professionals, community service providers, and educators, in recognizing risk factors, responding effectively, and connecting people with appropriate supports and services.

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ASTER (Addressing Sex Trafficking Through Education and Research)

ASTER offers a wide range of educational, research, and practice-based resources designed to increase awareness and strengthen responses to sex trafficking. Through webinars, e-learning courses, research reports, information sheets, and provincial resource directories, ASTER supports healthcare providers, community agencies, educators, and other professionals in delivering trauma-informed, survivor-centred care. 

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Human Trafficking Resource Guide

This comprehensive resource guide provides information for healthcare providers, service organizations, community partners, and individuals seeking support related to human trafficking. It includes practical tools, referral pathways, victim and survivor
resources, safety planning information, and contact information for services across Ontario. 

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Thorn Youth Monitoring Report

The Thorn Youth Monitoring Report (2024) examines the online experiences of young people and identifies emerging trends related to online exploitation, grooming, sextortion, and technology-facilitated abuse. Drawing on youth perspectives and data, the report provides valuable insights into how young people navigate online spaces, the risks they encounter, and opportunities for prevention and intervention. 

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Timea's Cause Inc.

Timea’s Cause Inc. provides survivor-led education and training on human trafficking, trauma, victimization, and recovery. Through online courses, workshops, webinars, podcasts, and sector-specific training programs, the organization helps professionals enhance their understanding of trafficking and exploitation while developing practical skills to support victims and survivors.

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Victim Services of Durham Region (VSDR) Training and Resources

VSDR Training & Resources provides access to educational materials, toolkits, and training opportunities related to victim support, trauma-informed care, human trafficking, and community safety. These resources are designed to support healthcare providers, educators, social service professionals, community organizations, and individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge and response to exploitation, violence, and trauma.

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