Just Ask Trafficking Prevention Foundation

Just Ask Prevention Project seeks to inoculate communities against the threat of Human Trafficking, a public health crisis by awareness and education. By offering Hope, Strenght, and Courage our programs and tools help provide prevention and intervention.

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More About Us

Do you know the signs of Human Trafficking? What are the red flags? Do you know what to look for? What happens when a teen goes missing? Where do they end up? We at Just Ask safeguard communities and help young people to be able to prevent human trafficking. We also serve communities by building the capacity of existing organizations which serve youth and at-risk communities, hold Youth Cares Conferences and much more. We develop and implement self-sustaining programs which protect those children from Human Trafficking and exploitation based on nationally recognized best practices.

We have partnered with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, International Association of Chiefs of Police and many others by providing invaluable training and technical assistance to over 3,000 law enforcement officers. As we continue to provide Hope, Strength & Courage through our Awareness and Education programs consider implementing this special training in your industry.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, along with the other Cabinet Members, presented Bill Woolf, Executive Director of the Just Ask Prevention Project, with the 2018 Presidential Medal for Extraordinary Efforts to Combat Trafficking in Persons!! The award was given: "In recognition of Mr. Woolf's tireless efforts to advance equality and respect for all persons and their inherent rights through combating human trafficking."

We are so excited about our future at Just Ask Trafficking Prevention and thrilled to have you as part of the change to end human trafficking. Please consider donating to us today!

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Testimonials

"I was trafficked for three years starting when I was 14 years old. He trafficked me for 3 years, the whole time I had both parents in my life, I was seeing a counselor, and even ended up on probation for running away. But no one ever helped me, no one ever asked me what was going on. If someone had cared enough to JUST ASK what was going on, maybe I would have never been a victim."