Fort Frances and Area Human Trafficking Coalition

Helping Victims, Supporting Survivors and Providing Resources to Prevent Human Trafficking in Our Communities

Get Help & Support for Human Trafficking

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In Immediate Danger?

c Call 911  for Police

or Emergency Services

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Worried About Someone?

If you suspect someone is being trafficked, seek help now.

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Need Support or Resources?

For help and information, email FFHTC using our contact form.

01

In Immediate Danger?

Call 911

for Police or Emergency Services.

02

Worried About Someone?

If you suspect someone is being trafficked, seek help now.

03

Need Support or Resources?

For help and information, email FFHTC using our contact form.

Get Help & Support for Human Trafficking

In Immediate Danger?

Call 911 for Police or Emergency Services.

Worried About Someone?

If you suspect someone is being trafficked, seek help now.

Need Support or Resources?

Contact the Fort Frances and Area Human Trafficking Coalition through our [website] or email for help.

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Our Mandate

Connecting Resources & Raising Awareness

We serve as a central hub, providing education, prevention, and awareness about human trafficking in our communities.

Building Strong Partnerships

We collaborate with anti-human trafficking initiatives across Canada and beyond to strengthen our collective impact.

Standing Against Exploitation

We are dedicated to ending all forms of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. 


Leading Community Support Efforts

We take the lead in offering vital support and services to those affected by trafficking.


Coordinating Client Services

We coordinate to ensure individual clients receive the right services and support tailored to their needs.

Signs Someone May Be a Victim of Human Trafficking

  • Avoids eye contact and appears fearful around authorities or support staff.


  • Accompanied by someone who speaks for them or closely monitors them.


  • Provides inconsistent details or seems unsure about their own story.


  • Speaks in rehearsed or scripted responses.


  • Lacks official identification or personal documents.


  • Unfamiliar with their surroundings or unsure of their location.


  • Lies about their age or uses a false ID.


  • Appears malnourished, hungry, or dehydrated.


  • Uses slang commonly associated with the sex trade (e.g., "daddy," "pimp," "bottom").


  • Shows signs of substance dependency.


  • Struggles with memory, confusion, or dissociation.


  • Experiences mental health challenges like depression, anxiety, or PTSD.

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Upcoming Events

Dinner and Documentary

February 21, 2025: 5pm to 8pm

Métis Hall, 714 Armit Ave 


Come out and meet The Fort Frances and Area Human Trafficking Coalition to obtain resources and support.  Learn facts about how Human Trafficking occurs from the documentary, Canada’s Secret Shame.