Human Trafficking Coalition Of The Palm Beaches

Human Trafficking Coalition Of The Palm Beaches In 2021, HTCPB received 501 (c) (3) non-profit status from the Internal Revenue Service and is tax-exempt. There is no membership fee to join PBHTC.

The Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches serves as a unifying force in Palm Beach County for human trafficking awareness and prevention through education, community collaboration, and survivor empowerment. Established in 2005, The Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches (HTCPB) is a private/public partnership of county agencies, non-profit organizations, law enforcement, civic g

roups, and community members. The mission of the Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches is to prevent human trafficking in the Palm Beaches by building partnerships, fostering collaborations, identifying resources, and providing education and outreach. The HTCPB membership is made up of people who have come together to further the HTCPB mission. Any person who wants to join the HTCPB will complete a membership application with contact information, attend regularly scheduled monthly meetings, volunteer to sit on one of the committees, and attend committee meetings as scheduled by the chair person. Each member makes a commitment to be active and contribute to the coalition through participation in scheduled events or to represent the HTCPB when collaborating with other community agencies or organizations. One not-for-profit agency may hold any self-proclaimed donations to the HTCPB and will report such as needed.

We are grateful to ReversaTatt Tattoo Removal Boca Raton for generously assisting a survivor with the rebranding of a tr...
08/24/2026

We are grateful to ReversaTatt Tattoo Removal Boca Raton for generously assisting a survivor with the rebranding of a trafficker’s tattoo.

For survivors of human trafficking, removing or transforming a trafficker’s mark can represent far more than a cosmetic change. It can be an important step in reclaiming identity, dignity, and freedom.

Through the Survivor Support Fund, HTCPB was honored to provide transportation to and from the survivor’s appointments so this service could be accessed without added burden.

We sincerely thank ReversaTatt Boca Raton, located inside Four Season Laser, for using its expertise and compassion to make a meaningful difference in the life of a survivor.

Partnerships like these remind us of the powerful impact our community can have when we work together to support survivors on their journey forward.

To learn more about the Survivor Support Fund, click here: https://www.htcpb.org/survivor-support-fund

We are incredibly grateful to the RSM US Foundation for their generous grant supporting the HTCPB. 💙This funding will he...
08/18/2026

We are incredibly grateful to the RSM US Foundation for their generous grant supporting the HTCPB. 💙

This funding will help us expand critical education for students, school staff, parents, and our broader community—equipping more people to recognize the signs of human trafficking and understand how they can help create a safer, more informed Palm Beach County.

Thank you, RSM US, for investing in our mission and helping us make a meaningful impact in our community. We are so grateful for your partnership!

https://rsmus.com/about/stewardship/foundation.html

Representing HTCPB at the Sexual Assault Response Team networking event. It was great connecting with new agencies and r...
08/14/2026

Representing HTCPB at the Sexual Assault Response Team networking event.

It was great connecting with new agencies and reconnecting with partners we’ve worked with to educate and train staff and students on human trafficking and connect survivors with critical resources.

HTCPB was honored to return for the second year to present to youth in the Juvenile Division’s Rise Up Program at the De...
08/13/2026

HTCPB was honored to return for the second year to present to youth in the Juvenile Division’s Rise Up Program at the Delray Courthouse, providing education on human trafficking and sextortion.

Special thanks to the 15th Judicial Circuit Court’s Juvenile Division for inviting us to educate and empower our youth through awareness and prevention!

HTCPB is pleased to announce Manisha Singhal as our new Board Chair!Manisha has been a dedicated leader, thoughtful coll...
08/12/2026

HTCPB is pleased to announce Manisha Singhal as our new Board Chair!

Manisha has been a dedicated leader, thoughtful collaborator, and committed advocate for the mission of the Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches. Her compassion, steady leadership, and commitment to prevention education and community partnership will help guide HTCPB into this next chapter.

As part of this transition, we also extend our heartfelt gratitude to Vikki Delgado, outgoing Board Chair, for her leadership and service. Vikki will continue supporting HTCPB in an administrative role, helping ensure continuity, organization, and support for the Coalition’s programs and operations.

We are grateful for both Manisha’s leadership and Vikki’s continued commitment as HTCPB moves forward in its mission to educate, connect, and empower our community.

Please join us in congratulating Manisha!

Great information from our partner.  👏🏻
08/10/2026

Great information from our partner. 👏🏻

🎒📱 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAFETY: THINK BEFORE YOU POST

Back-to-school photos are exciting—but protecting children means protecting their privacy, too.

At Catch the Wave of Hope, we encourage parents to pause before posting and ask: Could this information help someone identify, locate, or track my child?

✅ POST:
• School-year excitement and milestones
• Photos without identifying details
• General back-to-school moments

🚫 DON’T POST:
• Full name + school name
• Bus numbers, routes, or daily schedules
• Classroom or teacher information
• School IDs, name tags, or documents
• Your child’s regular locations or routines
• Real-time location information

🔎 Before you post: Check the background, geotag, clothing, and anything visible in the photo.

Small details can reveal a lot. Protect their privacy. Protect their safety. Help prevent exploitation.

🌊 Share this post to spread awareness and help other parents protect their children online.

🌊 Catch the Wave of Hope
Preventing child exploitation and trafficking starts with awareness.

08/03/2026

Three Palm Beach County men face between 12 and nearly 20 years in federal prison for trafficking and sexually exploiting teenage girls who ran away from foster care.

Click on the link in the comments for more details.

Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons!
07/30/2026

Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons!

This month, we honor World Day Against Trafficking in Persons — July 30.

Human trafficking prevention begins with awareness, education, and community action. This July, we invite you to take one simple step to help strengthen prevention efforts in Palm Beach County.

Here are a few meaningful ways to participate:

💙 Invite a friend to join HTCPB’s [kNOw MORE] Resource Library
💙 Share the Resource Library on your social media
💙 Post a fact about human trafficking to help educate others
💙 Invite someone to attend an HTCPB monthly Coalition meeting
💙 Donate to support prevention education in Palm Beach County

Together, we can help our community kNOw MORE, prevent more, and protect more.

Scan the QR code to access the Resource Library.
Click here for more info about this campaign: https://www.un.org/en/observances/end-human-trafficking-day
Click here to donate to HTCPB: https://www.htcpb.org/donate

Great event put on by one of our partners, Child Rescue Coalition! Great information on the current trends impacting our...
07/30/2026

Great event put on by one of our partners, Child Rescue Coalition! Great information on the current trends impacting our kids online and what can be done about it. A common takeaway was how important education is for our youth in the topics of sextortion and human trafficking.

We couldn’t agree more!

Also grateful for one of our other partners, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, for their work on equipping families with free resources, support and tip lines to help keep kids safe!

We are lucky to have two national organizations right here in Palm Beach County!

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