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The 17th Judicial District Human Trafficking Task Force seeks to bring together stakeholders working to end human trafficking in our county. Their meetings feature an educational component as well as updates from the various participants. The goal is to raise awareness and build trust to better serve survivors. For more information, email Jennifer Sisk at jsisk@da17.state.co.us. 

The mission of the 18th Judicial District Human Trafficking Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) is to encourage and support collaborative efforts among professionals engaged in anti-human trafficking efforts throughout the judicial district, which encompasses the Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert, and Lincoln counties. For more information, email Robert Friel at rfriel@da18.state.co.us.

The Alliance to Combat Human Trafficking – Pueblo is a coalition of more than 30 Pueblo area organizations/agencies formed in November 2013. Their mission is to raise public awareness of human trafficking and to encourage networking and partnerships with social services, medical providers, educators, prosecutors, and law-enforcement. For more information, email acht.pueblo@gmail.com. 

Battlement to the Bells Anti-Trafficking Task Force (BATT) formed in 2019 on the western slope of Colorado to comprehensively respond to human trafficking from Aspen to Parachute.  BATT provides opportunities for people to become leaders by taking on projects to combat human trafficking through their experience and talent.  To learn more about the work of BATT, visit their website.

Boulder County's Human Trafficking Task Force started in 2016 and is dedicated to ending juvenile sex trafficking throughout the county. Through public awareness, education, advocacy, and prosecution, this group works to eliminate juvenile sex trafficking and the harm it causes. For more information, email Christine Rinke at crinke@bouldercounty.org. 

BV HOPE was started in 2014 and educates citizens of Buena Vista to prevent trafficking in their community. Their efforts are concentrated on school-aged children and they have programs in every school in their town. They also work with adults, parents, grandparents, teachers, first responders, the Department of Human Services, and the medical community. They are expanding these efforts to other communities nearby. For more information, please contact Beth Ritchie at buenavistahope@gmail.com. 

The Rocky Mountain Innocence Lost Task Force and Colorado Trafficking and Colorado Trafficking and Organized Crime Coalition have joined forces. Under this new task force, members will continue to address both juvenile and adult human trafficking and work with local High-Risk Youth Multi-Disciplinary Teams, and local human trafficking task forces.  To contact the CEHTT to report a tip, contact the FBI-Denver field office at 303-629-7171.

Founded in 2005, CoNEHT is a statewide collaborative of organizations that cultivate a safe and appropriate response to trafficked persons in Colorado, including comprehensive services that are sensitive to their unique needs. CoNEHT provides training on human trafficking and working with survivors; assists with victim identification; and offers referrals to emergency, legal, and social services. Since 2007, specially trained volunteer advocates answer CoNEHT’s 24/7 statewide hotline and provide vetted resources to hundreds of callers, including survivors, service providers, and community members. To learn more, email ColoradoNEHT@gmail.com. 

DATA's mission is to create a victim-centered, multidisciplinary response to human trafficking in Denver through trauma-informed victim services, collaborative investigation and prosecution, education and awareness, and public policy advocacy. Learn more by visiting their website at www.denveralliance.org. 

The El Paso County Human Trafficking Coalition is a problem-solving working group comprised of over thirty organizations, and includes representatives from law enforcement agencies, victim service centers, community corrections, universities, and human service organizations. The purpose of the coalition is to increase awareness of human trafficking in El Paso County, educate service providers on current issues surrounding trafficking, and enact change within law enforcement, the courts, and criminal justice system. The coalition works from a victim centered approach and encourages the use of trauma-informed care when working with survivors. Coalition meetings are held monthly in Colorado Springs and are closed to the public. If you would like your agency represented at meetings, email the coalition at epchtc@tessacs.org. 

Freedom For Freemont started in October of 2020. Their mission is to connect survivors with local resources, and to educate the people of Fremont County about human trafficking. To learn more, please contact Taylor Molitor. 

This task force formed in 2008 and has the mission to prevent labor and sex trafficking through awareness and advocacy; intervene in the human trafficking cycle through collaboration with individuals, agencies and organizations; and connect those impacted by modern-day slavery to restorative resources. To learn more, visit their website. 

This multidisciplinary team works to combat sex trafficking of minors within the four P framework: Prevention, Protection, Prosecution, and Partnership. Meetings are open to the public. To learn more, email Kelly Zebroski at kzebrosk@co.jefferson.co.us. 

The subcommittee is a multidisciplinary team, formed in 2013, that works to combat sex trafficking of minors within the four P framework: Prevention, Protection, Prosecution, and Partnership. Meetings are open to the public. To learn more, email Lindsey Jones at ljones@co.jefferson.co.us.  

The Morgan County Collaborative Community Response Team is committed to the reduction of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking; promoting cooperation, coordination, and communication; creating a safe community environment for victims of abuse; and ensuring that abusers are held accountable for their illegal and abusive behavior. For more information, email Stevi Black at stevi@sarahouseco.org.

NECCAT is a collaborative effort of law enforcement and community groups to fight human trafficking. Through inter-agency communication, they strive to identify and help victims; provide community education; and advocate for needed resources. Networking with national, state and regional resources, they hope to maximize every effort to fight trafficking. To learn more, please email at weldcoalition@gmail.com.