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Creating Lasting Opportunities for the Most Vulnerable to Human Trafficking in Latin America

United Justice Operates Programs for Women and Children in Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico

Bringing Lasting Change in Latin America

The fight to end human trafficking can't simply be about short-term solutions. That's why we're providing access to the basic needs of a community that most often lead to victimization.
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Educate for Change

Formal academic education is an effective prevention tool that can interrupt the generational cycle of commercial sexual exploitation. Our Educate for Change program provides quality supplemental education for the children of survivors.

Human Trafficking by the Numbers

Our Strategy

In our 6 years of service, we've helped shape hundreds of lives through different verticals

CONSISTENT OUTREACH

Consistently reaching out to victims of commercial sexual exploitation.

RESOURCE
CENTER

A hub for survivors of sex trafficking to access exit services and educational programs for their children.

EDUCATE FOR CHANGE

Education that interrupts the generational cycle of sex trafficking.

SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES

Support for families of the forcibly disappeared and survivors of sex trafficking.

UJ RESEARCH ALLIANCE

A survivor-led initiative to research current data on sex trafficking in Latin America.
“United Justice has been a huge blessing for me and my son. They have changed our lives with continuous support for over three years, helping get my son in school and helping me learn how to have a business of my own” -
- Samantha a Venezuelan survivor participating in UJ’s prevention programs in Ecuador.
I have lived in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia with my two children. We had to leave Venezuela and we have had to endure many hardships, especially racism. I am truly grateful to United Justice, they have been like angels to us. I have felt supported and they care for the women and children like us that have to leave the country to survive.
- Martha, Venezuelan survivor in Ecuador. 
I heard about the work of United Justice while living in Cucuta, Colombia. As a Venezuelan immigrant I have volunteered on the border in Colombia/Venezuela, helping at risk women and children for UJ. I became a mentor for survivors of sex trafficking, and then became a beneficiary when I needed help. I am extremely grateful to United Justice for what they bring to my community.
- Julia, Venezuelan refugee

Become a Justice Partner

Justice Partners commit to the longterm holistic transformation of survivors of sex trafficking. Make an impact today.
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