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Prevention. Partnership. Protection.

Prevention becomes possible when young people have language, stability, and support.

UNITY works to prevent exploitation through education, community partnership, and the development of UNITY Centers, trusted hubs where young adults can access stability, opportunity, and support before exploitation occurs.

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Prevention is more than awareness.

 At UNITY, prevention means helping young people recognize harm, name risk, and access real pathways to safety and stability. It means addressing the conditions that increase vulnerability before exploitation escalates through education, coordinated support, survivor-informed practice, and strong community partnership. 

"Giving youth the language to articulate the harm."

 

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Introducing UNITY Detroit

 Opening soon, UNITY Detroit will be the first UNITY Center and the first implementation of a broader prevention model designed to reduce vulnerability before harm deepens. As a referral-based prevention hub for young adults ages 18–21, it will connect participants to coordinated support, trusted community partners, and practical pathways to greater stability, safety, and opportunity.

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"The UNITAS team will truly make a difference in the lives of vulnerable students."

Jess Dannhauser

Administration for Children's Services Commissioner

This is the best training on human trafficking I've had... powerful, necessary."

Social Worker | NYC DOE

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Kamille Stine, LMHC

Founding Assistant Vice President | The Phoenix Project

The training provided by UNITAS and protocol set by the NYPD will enable swift identification and recovery of victims."

Marlon Larin

Deputy Chief | NYPD School Safety Division

"The NYPD believes that educating and empowering our children to learn about and avoid trafficking is critical and knows that the UNITAS team brings the required experience, skill set, and passion."

Amy Capogna

Lieutenant | NYPD Special Victims Division Human Trafficking Squad

153,000
Youth Educated
204,000
Professionals and Parents Trained
120
Survivors Served

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