WHAT WE DO
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Angels of Hope Against Human Trafficking (AOH) is a registered charity, providing long-term, bilingual support to Survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation of all ages and backgrounds. Founded in 2015, we strive to walk hand-in-hand with Survivors along the road to recovery, while additionally providing support, guidance, education, and counselling to their loved ones.
AOH offers counselling, case management, resources and community referrals, education, and peer support groups for Survivors in Northern Ontario, in a safe and inclusive environment, free of judgement.
All of our services are free and confidential.
ABOUT US
Our organization:
- Provides ongoing long-term support to survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation;
- Establishes and utilizes resources appropriately to best serve survivors;
- To the best of its abilities, provides clients with support and guidance;
- Provides comprehensive mental health (trauma) and addictions counselling services;
- Provides a safe and secure environment for survivors of all backgrounds;
- Acts as a referral service and connects survivors to the appropriate resources;
- Promotes and encourages social inclusion;
- Walks alongside survivors to help them find peace and healing.
Indigenous Culture & Counselling
Indigenous Culture and Counselling sound like two different terms when, in fact, they are similar, and go hand in hand, I will introduce and integrate them as such. Counselling is a loaded word in and of itself, but I believe connecting it with culture and teachings will only strengthen and empower individuals in their journey, reinforcing an already-strong foundation. I say strong, because they’ve made it this far, and that’s accredited to resilience.
SERVICES
Services are available to all Survivors, including LGBTQ2S and Indigenous communities. Acute and historic cases are tailored to Survivors’ specific needs. To receive any of the services below, Survivors can be referred by their current service provider, or can self-refer by contacting AOH directly by email, or by phone. *There is currently no wait time to access services.