Child Trafficking Solutions Project

Improving outcomes for survivors and ending child trafficking in our community.

The Child Trafficking Solutions Project (CTSP) specializes in partnering with communities to combat child trafficking through training, implementation of uniform response protocols and the development of cross-disciplinary strategic partnerships. CTSP is a broad-based coalition that works collaboratively with law enforcement, first responders, health and mental health professionals, juvenile justice systems, child welfare agencies, human trafficking organizations and schools, to create a unified community-based response to prevent and address the trafficking and exploitation of Alabama’s children. For a comprehensive listing of human trafficking resource contacts across the state of Alabama, click the button below. Continue scrolling for details about CTSP’s mission, goals and how we’re creating more informed and empowered communities committed to addressing human trafficking in our state.

Comprehensive Human Trafficking Resource List, Click Here!

Mission

To prevent, identify and improve outcomes for child survivors of trafficking through collaborative, community-based solutions.
To mobilize and equip communities to prevent exploitation, raise awareness and increase safety through cross-sector partnerships, specialized training, and a commitment to creating Trafficking Free Zones.

Goals

1. Prevention: Reduce and prevent incidents of child trafficking, including sex trafficking, labor trafficking, and online exploitation.

2. Survivor Care: Improve access to comprehensive, trauma-informed care for survivors—from initial identification and safety to long-term stability and healing.

3. Accountability: Strengthen the investigation and prosecution of perpetrators to ensure justice and deter future trafficking.

CTSP's Focus On Effective Training

Comprehensive Training

The Child Trafficking Solutions Project (CTSP) delivers evidence-based training led by subject matter experts, customized to meet the unique needs of diverse professional and community audiences. Our trainings are designed to increase awareness, strengthen prevention, and improve response to child trafficking across disciplines.

Target Audiences Include:

· First Responders (Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS)

· Child Welfare and Social Services

· Health and Mental Health Providers

· Court-Related Personnel

· School Systems and Educators

· Faith-Based Communities

· Parents and Caregivers

· Community-Based Organizations

Key Features:

· Free of Charge

· Simple Online Registration

· CEU Hours & Certificates of Completion (Available for Social Work, APOSTC, CLE, CNE, and other professions)

· Customized Content (by audience, location, and scheduling needs)

· Flexible Delivery Options: • Live In-Person Training • Live Webinars

Request a CTSP training

"I Speak" Guide: A FREE Language & Situational Identification Resource

Download "I Speak" Now!

Useful for First Responders, DHR, Service and Health Care Providers, Court Personnel & Schools

Every day, Alabama law enforcement officers, first responders, front-line workers and healthcare providers encounter individuals who speak little or no English. Clear communication is critical, especially in emergencies, health crises, or potential human trafficking situations.

The “I Speak” Language & Situational Identification Guide is a free, practical tool designed to help quickly identify an individual’s preferred language, assess needs and circumstances, including potential human trafficking,

I-Speak Fast Facts:

Language Identification

· 60+ languages

· 24/7 interpreter Services Access Line

Situational Identification Guide

· Situational Pictograph Images

· Helps to identify Relationships, Work Environment, Type of Violence

· Has This Happened Before?/ Do You Want to Go to Hospital/Shelter?

Injury Identification

· Male and Female Body Outlines

· Helps to indicate part of body injured or affected

Signs of Trafficking and Community Resources

· What To Do When Suspect Human Trafficking

· Who To Call for Additional Assistance

· QR Code Link to comprehensive Community Resource lists.

Free and Accessible

· Click the I-Speak image below for immediate access to the I-Speak Guide

· Tapping the button will allow you to download a copy the free guide on your phone

· Keep a Copy of the I-Speak Guide in Emergency Vehicle glove compartments, Intake Offices, 911 Call Centers

· Request printed copies of our convenient, pocket-sized, spiral-bound I-Speak Guides at ctspinfo@childrensaid.org

I-Speak Guides are made possible by, The Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham and Black Belt Women Rising.

Establishment of Uniform Response Protocols

CTSP focuses on recognizing and responding to all forms of child trafficking and facilitates collaboration across disciplines including law enforcement, child protective services, juvenile justice, health/mental health providers, child advocacy centers, and schools.

Enhanced Access to Trauma-Informed Support Services

CTSP provides access to evidence-based assessment tools, secure housing options, health/mental health care, educational resources, justice system guidance, and coordinated care within local communities.

Advocacy for Stronger Public Policy and Legislation

CTSP works towards the improvement of prevention, prosecution, and the provision of trauma-informed services for survivors and at-risk children/youth by championing robust public policy initiatives, regulations, and legislation.