Ohio will soon be home to Safe Harbor, a place of hope and healing for child survivors of sex trafficking.
Child Sex Trafficking in Ohio and the US
Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking (DMST) is an under-reported, underground crime. The data on the subject is hard to obtain and often just a snapshot in time, or particular to a specific region.
The hard numbers we do have for each state -- reported cases and prosecutions -- reflect population size, local awareness and training.
The exception is the state of Ohio.
What is Safe Harbor?
Learn more about a new, faith-based, long-term, residential, therapeutic community for girls, ages 14 through 18 who have been recovered from sex traffickers.
Our Model
Learn more about our model and how we will provide survivors with the very best care available.
Become a Partner
Child sex trafficking is a community problem that requires a community response to make an impact. While we try to figure out the causes and solutions, the individual children who have been commercially sexually exploited have a dire need for long-term, rehabilitative care.
Meet our initial community partners who have committed to help build a place of hope and healing for child survivors of sex trafficking.
Join us and help build Safe Harbor.
“You may choose to look the other way but you can never say again that you did not know.”
— William Wilberforce
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Main Office
(330) 333-2737
General Email
info@safeharborohio.org
Media Email
press@safeharborohio.org
Mail
PO Box 8631
Canton, OH 44711
Important Information for Our Neighbors
As a neighbor to Safe Harbor Ohio, we understand that being a part of this community can be challenging and we extend our heartfelt appreciation for your support and understanding. Please contact our 24-hour hotline at 330.333.2737 if you have a concern or to report an urgent matter. When you call, please state your name and the nature of your inquiry. We may need to ask for an address or location if the situation requires our immediate attention. If you are calling to voice a concern, it is not necessary to provide your personal information. If you prefer to email us, you may contact us at info@safeharborohio.org. If you would like to receive a return call, please leave your contact information and the best time to reach you.