Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition is an amazing non-profit that works tirelessly to address this huge issue in our country & state. Thankful they are in Idaho and available 24/7 to those in need. They are working hard educating and spreading awareness in the community. Trafficking is here and we need to stay vigilant, supportive and aware to protect all those around us. Thank you IdahoATC.

The Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition is a great organization that strives to help victims of crimes. It's a driven, compassionate, and hard working team working to educate, advocate, raise awareness, and provide effective direct services to those in need. It's the type of non-profit organization that makes you feel lucky to be apart of.

The Idaho anti human tracking Coalition is a amazing organization. I was help personally by a women named Jenn who helped me be more safe online and I feel more comfortable on social media.

An incredible organization taking on a massive issue no one else's will go near. They are collaborative with other organizations, provide critical trainings, as well as keeping victims safe through ironclad confidentiality. They honor and respect victims experiences and work hard to protect and keep them safe.

I think they are missing a lot. First they should be inviting all LEOS expecially from S Idaho for training and they could do much better with Q and A by making monthly meetings at a community center which would probably offer a room since they are a 501 (c) 3. I have information to Rod Mohler of Chief of Shelley PD who almost stated to me he "thinks he heard about Idaho's problem in human trafficking in one of his trainings" but brushed it off when I was trying to report a man in Shelley that has a history of woman's abuse and had his own daughters taken by Canyon County for abuse, but Rod Mohler and the DA of Shelly all the way to the Mayor's office didn't really give a rip and untill we get them on board, our women and girls will be at risk. I got no response from the woman at the coalition for Rods email to invite him. Quite disappointing, and not worth supporting their organization if they can't communicate w the public they are saying they are trying to help.