Frequently Asked Questions

The mission of Lost Sheep Project is to help facilitate the recovery and aftercare of those affected by Human Trafficking. There is 

You can make a difference by donating to fund rescues and aftercare support, reporting tips anonymously via our site, spreading awareness through our resources, or joining our community updates.

Remember this: human trafficking happens at all times, in all places. Often in plane view. Take action, ask the awkward question if you think something feels off. A potentially uncomfortable conversation is worth it... what if you were right and said nothing?

Trust your instincts and pay attention. 

Every action counts!

Your anonymous tip is securely forwarded to the National Human Trafficking Hotline (1-888-373-7888) or local law enforcement for action. We protect your privacy and ensure it reaches the right hands.

Yes! your support funds awareness programs, survivor resources, and rescue efforts. Every dollar gives power to the movement. 

Reach out to us at info@lostsheepproject.org, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888, or explore our Contact Us page for additional resources.

Absolutely. We prioritize privacy, storing no personal data from tips or donations. Our focus is on protecting victims and supporters alike. For our full privacy policy, please click the link at the bottom of the page

Our Resource and Support Network offers counseling referrals, legal aid links, and prevention guides. Visit our Resources page or contact us at info@lostsheepproject.org for personalized assistance.

Every victim of human trafficking will be supported by LSP. 

• Children, however, account for 38% of detected trafficking victims worldwide according to the United Nations office on Drugs and Crim (UNODC).
• The number of detected child victims globally increased by 31% from 2019 to 2022, with a 38% rise specifically for girls, indicated a growing targeting of minors, as reported by UNODC.
• Approximately 12 million of the 29.6 million people in modern slavery worldwide are children, underscoring their significant representation in exploitation, per the International Labour Organization (ILO) and United Nations data from 2024.
• In the United States, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) received over 18,4000 reports of possible child sex trafficking in 2023, with one in six of the 28,800 missing children cases likely involving trafficking, highlighting domestic vulnerability.
• Girls make up 60% of detected child victims trafficked for sexual exploitation, while 45% of boys are exploited for forced labor, showing gender-specific risks, according to UNODC's 2024 findings.

Yes! Donations to Lost Sheep Project are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law, as we are a register nonprofit organization (501c3). Please consult your tax advisor or save your donation receipt for your records. Your contribution not only supports our mission to bring every child home but also offers you this benefit - Donate today!

As required by the IRS we are happy to provide required documentation upon request. Please email info@lostsheepproject.org for specific documentation.