Partner Services

148,173

services delivered

126,662

SERVICES DELIVERED

TO NON-TRAFFICKED
PEOPLE

40% - Food

18% - Spiritual Care

15% - Water

7% - Help Fleeing Homes

7% - Vocational Training

6% - Medical Care

3% - Education

1% - Connections

1% - Other

1% - Shelter

1% - Counseling

21,511

SERVICES DELIVERED

TO TRAFFICKED
SURVIVORS

21% - Aftercare Programs

20% - Legal Aid

13% - Food

12% - Medical Care

11% Counseling

6% - Connections

5% - Remove Exploitation

4% - Spiritual Care

3% - Shelter

2% - Vocational Training

2% - Education

< 1% - Credit

< 1% - Jobs

< 1% - Start New Businesses

< 1% - Water

< 1% - Other

< 1% - Legal Identity

These charts provide an overview of the types of care provided by partners. An individual may receive multiple services.

112,169

people directly served

6,124 TRAFFICKED SURVIVORS DIRECTLY SERVED

A 15% INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR

81% - Forced Labor

13% - Sex Trafficking

5% - Unclassified

1% - Forced Marriage

NON-TRAFFICKED, BUT VULNERABLE PEOPLE: 106,045, a 22% increase from last year, driven primarily by one partner who distributed large amounts of medical supplies and food to vulnerable people in Africa and the Middle East. Secondarily, growth occurred among partners in Asia who focus primarily on serving vulnerable children.

TRAFFICKED SURVIVORS: 6,124, a 64% decrease from last year. The pandemic caused trafficking to go underground and online, making victims less identifiable. Additionally, it prompted less travel, less moving around, disruption of legal systems, and less people who could access justice. This was especially felt in India, Nepal, and Thailand where survivor services were either halted or drastically reduced.