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Our Programs

​Employees of public and private organizations are often the first line of defense for victims. BEST's programs prevent human trafficking and help exploited people escape the harms of this horrible crime.
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122 million
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31,671
people trained
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211
people achieved employment
Safe Jobs
Stories that Matter
These stories of strength and perseverance inspire us to continue fighting for our cause.
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New Job, New Path
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Eyes in the Sky

Proving Our Impact

Our programs make a difference through social change.
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Knowledge
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97% of training respondents said BEST's training will help staff to prevent sex trafficking
Attitude
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After training, respondents' understanding that most prostituted people are forced, coerced, or abused into prostitution increased from 53% to 84%.
Behavior
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Training respondents reported that within the last year, 213 victims were identified.
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