About Us<\/strong><\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div>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. Utilizing harm-reduction approaches to healing and rehabilitation, AOH works with survivors in Ontario on their transition to successful, independent living by providing wrap-around and coordinated services such as mental health and addictions counselling, individual case management, and virtual, survivor-led, life skills sessions.<\/p>\n
AOH also provides guidance, support, education, and counselling to loved ones of survivors, and referrals to community agencies. survivors\u2019 loved ones and support systems are included, as research has shown that returning to family and community is a key to helping survivors rebuild healthy relationships.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Since 2016, AOH has provided over 385 survivors and their loved ones with free access to trauma-informed, long-term, support services.<\/p>\n
AOH has also conducted numerous public education workshops and campaigns to increase awareness of, and prevention of, human trafficking and sexual exploitation in our region. AOH Executive Director, Cristina Scarpellini, hosted and directed the only human-trafficking documentary in Sudbury, The Reality of Human Trafficking in Sudbury<\/em>, and worked alongside a professional photographer on a special project to capture photographs that depict human trafficking. The photos have been used in awareness campaigns, and on digital billboards.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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. Utilizing harm-reduction approaches to healing and rehabilitation, AOH works with survivors in Ontario on their transition to successful, independent living by providing wrap-around and coordinated services such as mental health and addictions counselling, individual case management, and virtual, survivor-led, life skills sessions.<\/p>\n
AOH also provides guidance, support, education, and counselling to loved ones of survivors, and referrals to community agencies. survivors\u2019 loved ones and support systems are included, as research has shown that returning to family and community is a key to helping survivors rebuild healthy relationships.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Since 2016, AOH has provided over 385 survivors and their loved ones with free access to trauma-informed, long-term, support services.<\/p>\n
AOH has also conducted numerous public education workshops and campaigns to increase awareness of, and prevention of, human trafficking and sexual exploitation in our region. AOH Executive Director, Cristina Scarpellini, hosted and directed the only human-trafficking documentary in Sudbury, The Reality of Human Trafficking in Sudbury<\/em>, and worked alongside a professional photographer on a special project to capture photographs that depict human trafficking. The photos have been used in awareness campaigns, and on digital billboards.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>