Empowering survivors. Fostering change.

Through our programs, we train and educate our community about human trafficking, foster community collaboration through our counter-trafficking task force, and provide comprehensive, trauma-informed aftercare services to survivors of human trafficking across East Tennessee.

Our Programs

Our Impact

Because of support from friends like you, we’ve trained more than 10,000 community members to recognize and respond to trafficking cases while helping survivors like Ariana and Faye navigate pathways to safety and restoration. Read our stories of impact to learn more.

Impact Stories

Get Involved

There are many ways to support our mission and join the fight against human trafficking in East Tennessee. Provide a meal for the survivors we serve, sign up for a quarterly serve day, or make a financial gift – your partnership is what makes our work possible.

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See what’s happening at the Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking this year.

Individuals Trained

Collaborative Meetings Hosted

Active Partners

Survivor Referrals Received

2019 Annual Impact Report

You guys are doing it different. I actually feel like my life matters to somebody. You all didn’t give up on me.

-Rachel, 22

Take a look at our 2019 Annual Impact Report to learn more about the impact you helped create for survivors of human trafficking across East Tennessee last year.

See the Impact

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the CCAHT do?

The CCAHT is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides human trafficking training and education to our community, oversees a locally focused anti-trafficking task force, and provides comprehensive direct services to survivors of human trafficking across 33 counties of East Tennessee. Visit our Program page to learn more about our work and programs.

Is the CCAHT affiliated with a national organization?

No, the CCAHT does not have a national affiliate. We were founded in Knoxville in 2010, and though we collaborate with more than 40 partners at the federal, state, and local level, we are locally focused to East Tennessee. Visit our About page to learn more about our mission, team, and service region.

What is human trafficking?

Human trafficking happens when someone is forced to work or to have sex, and it does not discriminate based on socioeconomic status, race, or neighborhood. Most often, victims of trafficking aren’t trafficked by strangers; they are trafficked by someone they know. Visit our blog to learn more about human trafficking and how you can be an advocate for change in your community.

How can I help?

There are many ways to get involved at the CCAHT! You can sign up to provide a meal for the survivors we serve, register for a quarterly serve day, or schedule a training to learn more about human trafficking and how to safely respond to potential trafficking cases. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more about ways to join the movement.