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January is Human Trafficking Prevention month, observed to educate the public about human trafficking and how to help prevent it.

On World Day and every day, VA is committed to providing care for survivors of human trafficking.

This week's podcast tackles how homeless Veterans are at higher risk of being targeted by human traffickers and what VA is doing about it.

VA has a critical role in the effort to eliminate human trafficking. Read about the signs and opportunities to help prevention efforts.

Human trafficking is a nationwide public health concern impacting Veterans, their families and caregivers. Increase your awareness of human trafficking and don’t miss the opportunities to help.

"Hearts, Boots and Heels in Harmony" event included education on cardiopulmonary resuscitation and scenarios to deal with health emergencies.

Myth: People who use trafficking to exploit others smuggle or abduct them. Fact: More often, the trafficker is a person the individual loves and trusts.

The pandemic has led to increased human trafficking by more than 40%. These changes increase the risk of exploitation in the Veteran community.

This month’s Center for Women Veterans author is Marine Corps Veteran CJ Scarlet, who served as a photojournalist from 1981 to 1986.

Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Army Veteran Joes Evans, who served as an infantry officer during the First Battle of Fallujah during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

U.S. Coast Guard Veteran

I specifically gone into teaching to serve underserved populations, and had failed. I knew it was in my best interest to find meaningful work in my community as soon as possible—then I found The Mission Continues.