Through victim services, education & outreach, and strategic partnerships, we are Utah’s catalyst to create a state where all forms of human trafficking are intolerable.
Located in Salt Lake City, with statewide reach, we serve Utah’s human trafficking survivors of all ages, genders, trafficking types, and immigration statuses.
In 2022, we served 580 victims, made hundreds of contacts via outreach, and trained 2,600+ community members on trafficking. As a result of this track record, the Utah Attorney General’s Office (AGO) partnered with us to form the first Utah Trafficking in Persons Task Force whereby the AGO is tasked to investigate and prosecute human trafficking in Utah while the Asian Association of Utah is tasked to provide direct victim services to human trafficking survivors.
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January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, a presidentially designated observance that raises awareness about human trafficking and empowers the public to take action to prevent and respond to it.
Learn how you can become more aware, more involved and more helpful.
AAU's work with refugees, refugee youth, and human trafficking victims is trauma-informed and culturally sensitive. To remain effective we continually evaluate our training, processes, and systems to ensure we are having the greatest impact with our trauma affected clients.
Survivors of human trafficking face many barriers on their road to safety and self-sufficiency. Good employment is one of those barriers often due to events that happened during victimization. Employers who are open to work with AAU and our survivors currently receiving care from our case managers, can find excellent employees and have a huge impact.
AAU's Employer Partnership Program can help!
