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We are the nation’s largest provider of comprehensive, life-changing services to survivors and an advocate for groundbreaking policies and legislation.

1,136 survivors and
families served in FY2018

$2.5M of pro-bono
legal services
provided in FY2018

258 survivors leading
systemic change in FY2018

15% increase in
hotline calls in FY2018

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Impact Report

For two decades, CAST has supported thousands of survivors on their journey to freedom, from counseling and mentorship, to legal resources and housing, to education and leadership training.

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Thanks to our generous supporters, CAST is able to empower hundreds of survivors every year.

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The resilience of survivors is our daily inspiration in the fight to end modern slavery and human trafficking.

We are the nation’s largest provider of comprehensive, life-changing services to survivors and an advocate for groundbreaking policies and legislation.

1,136 survivors andfamilies served in FY2018

$2.5M of pro-bonolegal servicesprovided in FY2018

258 survivors leadingsystemic change in FY2018

15% increase inhotline calls in FY2018

For two decades, CAST has supported thousands of survivors on their journey to freedom, from counseling and mentorship, to legal resources and housing, to education and leadership training.

ARE YOUA SURVIVOR?

GET CONNECTED

NEED HELP?

CALL OUR 24-HOUR HOTLINE888-KEY-2-FREE888-539-2373

Thanks to our generous supporters, CAST is able to empower hundreds of survivors every year.

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1,136 survivors and
families served in FY2018

$2.5M of pro-bono
legal services
provided in FY2018

258 survivors leading
systemic change in FY2018

15% increase in
hotline calls in FY2018

ARE YOU
A SURVIVOR?

CALL OUR 24-HOUR HOTLINE
888-KEY-2-FREE
888-539-2373