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Here are some thoughts from our Survivor Advocate about the need for emergency housing. Click here to read this entire post.
Shelters are overrun in Denver and Colorado, and there are very few beds available on a given day. When there are beds, they are often unsafe because traffickers know where the shelters are.
Even if their trafficker does not search for them at the shelters, survivors are much more vulnerable to falling victim to other traffickers who may frequent the areas surrounding shelters.
Children can represent another barrier to safety from a trafficker, as family shelter beds are very scarce and almost impossible to access on the run.
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