Montgomery County contributes to the terrible statistics

Trafficking happens in every Zip Code in the USA. 
IT IS TIME TO DO SOMETHING TO CHANGE IT.

BILLION DOLLARS MADE OFF OF THE SALE OF TRAFFICKED HUMANS EACH YEAR

MILLION
PEOPLE BOUGHT AND SOLD WORLDWIDE EVERYDAY.  

PERCENT ​OF THOSE SOLD ARE WOMEN AND GIRLS

PEOPLE
​BOUGHT AND SOLD EVERY SECOND.

Our Mission

Our mission is to educate people in our county on human trafficking, both forced labor and sex trafficking, to increase awareness and foster prevention.

Our Vision

Our vision is to abolish human trafficking in our county by educating our communities and mobilizing them to take action against modern slavery.

Our Values

Education

We educate community members, service providers, professionals, and organizations about the prevalence of local, national, and global human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

Awareness

We are building a community network to identify signs of trafficking and equipping them to take action.

Prevention

  1. By identifying at-risk populations and seeking to strengthen local efforts that provide opportunities to educate, empower, and protect the vulnerable individuals and families.
    2. By acknowledging and establishing efforts to reduce the demand in our culture’s sex industry.

About Us

Montgomery County Anti-human Trafficking coalition (MCAT) was formed in the spring of 2011 with the purpose of raising awareness and creating a network of resources for survivors of sex trafficking. It was founded by Rachael Yudt in collaboration with the Office of State Senator Daylin Leach. Since then, the coalition has undergone many phases of growth and change.  Pastor Obed Almeyda followed Rachael Yudt as Executive Director for 3 years expanding MCAT's network with many organizations and services, and established MCAT as a 501 (c)(3) in January 2018.

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