Salvation Army officer Major Ray Lamont calls Salvationists to engage with human trafficking statistics on a deeper level.

Jackie McLennan is a survivor of human trafficking who is sharing the love of Jesus with others ever since she experienced it in her own life.

The Salvation Army has a strong history of working in areas of social justice and has made strengthening its response to modern slavery and human trafficking a global priority.

Major Rachele Lamont spent four years as the co-ordinator for anti-human trafficking in Greece. Now, she’s bringing her expertise to the Canada and Bermuda Territory, hoping to incorporate a response to human trafficking at every level of The Salvation Army.

How the Army is partnering with Scotiabank to help survivors of human trafficking overcome financial barriers.

The Phoenix Project is one way that The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda is working to fight human trafficking.

Through annual Day of Prayer, corps commit to take action to prevent human trafficking and to care for victims.

Human-trafficking survivors may find it difficult to get back into mainstream society due to their lack of day-to-day living skills and the need for employment training. The Salvation Army in Canada is helping to meet those needs by providing safe housing, counselling and job training.

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher R.A. Dickey has always overcome obstacles on and off the mound. Now he's trying to strike out human trafficking.

Resources now available for annual day of prayer in September.

The Salvation Army in Malawi provides a safe place for youth who are victims of human trafficking.

As we welcome athletes and spectators attending the 2015 Pan Am Games, we must work together to keep sex traffickers out.

An international task force plans to enable The Salvation Army around the world with effective strategies to combat human trafficking.

Volunteers to distribute water and Salvation Army magazines throughout Toronto during games.

Keisha's rescue by a Salvation Army facility in Malawi highlights a shameful practice.

How our fifth doctrine offers hope for a broken world.

Human trafficking hits close to home.

Keisha's rescue by a Salvation Army facility in Malawi highlights a shameful practice.

by Debra Mockabee

Major Anne Read shares anti-trafficking lessons from the United Kingdom.

The voices calling for legalized prostitution are growing. Here's why we cannot let it happen.

Do what you can, where you can, to be a voice for the voiceless.

General Linda Bond has called The Salvation Army to pray for victims of sex trade trafficking on Sunday, September 25, but the Army has long been tackling this issue