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Hotline advocates collect information about individuals who contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline e. Hotline advocates collect only the information needed to provide assistance. Summary statistics describing contactors and the human trafficking situations reported to the National Human Trafficking Hotline are provided on this website to inform prevention and response efforts.
The summary statistics on this page do not reflect the prevalence of human trafficking victimization among a particular population or in any given area. Contactor data describes only those who were aware of and chose to contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline, as well as information those contactors chose to share about themselves and potential trafficking situations.
National Human Trafficking Hotline data is dynamic and subject to change as new information is reported. The current report is based on data retrieved on April 22, The National Human Trafficking Hotline uses the word "case" to represent distinct situations of trafficking reported to the hotline. A case can involve one or more potential victims of trafficking and can be reported to the hotline through one or more conversations via call, text, email, online report, or webchat.
The use of the word case is not an indication of law enforcement involvement in the situation. Polaris has changed the way we present certain data to include contacts initiated by text and chat.
