Project SAFE, Inc. Platte County Wyoming

08/21/2026

AirTags are small tracking devices intended to help customers keep track of personal items -- but they can be weaponized to stalk survivors. Check out this resource on 6 different brands of location tracking devices in the National Resource Center on Cybercrimes' Resource Library to learn more about how to identify the device owner, document the serial number, and disable them. https://cybercrimesresource.org/resource/location-tracker-essentials/

08/04/2026

How can you tell if someone online is trying to trick you?
What red flags do you look for?
Tell us in the comments 👇

07/31/2026

Have you ever caught yourself wondering why someone didn't leave, didn't report, or didn't fight back?

Victim blaming often happens without us even realizing it. This short video explains what it is, why it happens, and why changing the way we think can make a real difference for survivors.

Take 60 seconds to watch. 💜

At Project SAFE, we believe every survivor deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.

Sometimes the innocence of victims is questioned – for instance by ...

07/31/2026

🎨 Volunteers Needed!
Project SAFE is looking for volunteers to help paint the interior walls throughout our office building.
We have all of the paint and supplies—we just need helping hands! This is a great opportunity to support a local nonprofit and help us create a welcoming space for the individuals and families we serve.
Volunteer hours also help us meet the in-kind match requirement for one of our grant awards, making your time even more valuable.
If you're interested in volunteering or would like more details, please send us a message or call our office.
Thank you for supporting Project SAFE and our community! 💜

07/31/2026

Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons! Below are some alarming trends about this topic. Read more about it in the UNODC's latest Global Report on Trafficking in Persons here:https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/glotip/2024/GLOTIP2024_BOOK.pdf

Help us raise awareness so we can

07/30/2026

On this World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (July 30th), we shine a light on people trafficked and forced to commit online fraud.

Stronger cooperation is needed to protect victims and dismantle the criminal networks behind these crimes.

07/30/2026

Many of you have received a message like the one below, promising a prize or easy money.

But did you know the person sending it may not be doing so by choice? Behind some online scams are people trafficked into scam centres and forced to commit fraud.

Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons!
Learn more about this crime: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/endht/index.html

07/30/2026

A fake job offer can become a trafficking trap.

Criminal networks lure people with promises of legitimate work. Instead, many are trafficked into scam operations, where they are stripped of their freedom and forced to carry out online fraud under threats, violence, debt and fear.

Preventing this crime requires stronger oversight of recruitment agencies, safe labour migration pathways and greater awareness of deceptive recruitment practices.

Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons! Let’s shine light on the many human trafficking victims trapped behind scams.

07/30/2026

Today is World Day against Trafficking in Persons 2026! The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) calls for greater action to protect human trafficking victims, and strengthen cross-border judicial and law enforcement cooperation to disrupt the transnational organized crime groups responsible.

The 2026 campaign, "Trapped behind the scam" brings to light the hidden human cost behind online fraud operations and the growing exploitation of trafficked persons forced to carry out cyber-enabled scams under coercion, violence and fear. It calls for stronger international cooperation to dismantle the criminal networks behind these operations, protect victims and hold perpetrators accountable.