Resources
South Africa
Modern-day slavery still exists. Together, we can change that. Utilise the resources below to equip yourself and your community in the fight for freedom.
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Resource Library
Education and awareness are where freedom begins. That's why we've developed a suite of free resources designed to equip you and your communities.
Safe Communities
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Safe Relationship
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Educator Safety
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This guide equips educators at all grade levels to identify the warning signs of human trafficking with students and report concerns.
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Safe Relationship
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Educator Safety
Guide
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This guide equips educators at all grade levels to identify the warning signs of human trafficking with students and report concerns.
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Safe Employment
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This guide provides insight on how traffickers use false job opportunities to recruit trafficking victims and provides the warning signs to look for when seeking employment.
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Safe Employment
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This guide provides insight on how traffickers use false job opportunities to recruit trafficking victims and provides the warning signs to look for when seeking employment.
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Safe Migration
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Passport to Indicators of Trafficking
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Passport to Indicators of Trafficking
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Safe Kids & Teens
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Digital Safety
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Digital Safety
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Staying Safe Online
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The “Staying Safe Online Comic Book” is designed to help children ages 6-12 learn about digital safety so they can better understand the dangers of interacting online. These comic books are designed to help children and at-risk populations learn more about human trafficking prevention through visual storytelling.
This is a stand-alone resource that can also be used in conjunction with A21’s Primary Prevention Programme (PPP).
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Steps to Staying
Safe Storybook
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The “Steps to Staying Safe Storybook"" tells the story of Thandi, an adventurous young five-year-old who encounters a tricky person while she is playing at the park. This story introduces the concepts of tricky people, safe strangers and trusted adults, to encourage children to think about the different types of people (not just strangers) they may encounter and who is safe and unsafe. Through this fun story, our goal is to help children to recognise unsafe situations and know what to do.
This is a stand-alone resource that can also be used in conjunction with A21’s Early Childhood Prevention Programme (ECPP).
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Staying Safe Online
Comic Book
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The “Staying Safe Online Comic Book” is designed to help children ages 6-12 learn about digital safety so they can better understand the dangers of interacting online. These comic books are designed to help children and at-risk populations learn more about human trafficking prevention through visual storytelling.
This is a stand-alone resource that can also be used in conjunction with A21’s Primary Prevention Programme (PPP).
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Steps to Staying
Safe Storybook
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The “Steps to Staying Safe Storybook"" tells the story of Thandi, an adventurous young five-year-old who encounters a tricky person while she is playing at the park. This story introduces the concepts of tricky people, safe strangers and trusted adults, to encourage children to think about the different types of people (not just strangers) they may encounter and who is safe and unsafe. Through this fun story, our goal is to help children to recognise unsafe situations and know what to do.
This is a stand-alone resource that can also be used in conjunction with A21’s Early Childhood Prevention Programme (ECPP).
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Early Childhood
Prevention Programme
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Primary Prevention
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The Primary Prevention Programme (PPP) is a child-centred, activity-based programme designed to empower young children ages 6-12 with the confidence needed to make informed decisions that keep themselves and others safe. One of the core aims of this program is to prevent children from becoming victims of exploitation.
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Early Childhood
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Primary Prevention
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The Primary Prevention Programme (PPP) is a child-centred, activity-based programme designed to empower young children ages 6-12 with the confidence needed to make informed decisions that keep themselves and others safe. One of the core aims of this program is to prevent children from becoming victims of exploitation.
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Staying Safe Online Interactive Comic Book
A children’s comic book teaching about digital safety in a creative way.
This program is currently available in English for the following countries:
USA, UK, Australia, and South Africa
GAMING INSTRUCTIONS
- Hidden Stars
There are ‘stars’ hidden throughout the story for children to find and collect points while they learn.
- Quiz
Children can test their knowledge of online safety after reading through the comic book with a range of multiple-choice questions.
These digital comic books are a stand-alone resource that can also be used in conjunction with A21’s Primary Prevention Program (PPP). The PPP is a play-based program designed to empower children ages 6-12, to champion their young voices, and to teach them how to make informed decisions that protect themselves and others.
Click here for more information on the PPP ▸
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Steps to Staying Safe Interactive Storybook
A children’s storybook teaching essential trafficking prevention messages, in a creative way.
This program is currently available in English for the following countries:
USA, UK, Australia, and South Africa
GAMING INSTRUCTIONS
- Hidden Stars
There are ‘stars’ hidden throughout the interactive storybook for children to find and collect points while they learn.
- Safe and Unsafe Touch Colouring Activity
Children are presented with four coloring-in images. Children can creatively color in the chosen image using the interactive coloring tools. Once finished, they will be asked whether the image represents a safe or unsafe touch, testing their knowledge of what is safe and what is not.
- Safe Circle Hand Activity
Children can drag and drop five people who represent their trusted adults using the list of people provided. This can include parents and step-parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, siblings, police officers, nurses, neighbors, etc.
- Know Your Hotline Number Activity
This activity allows the children to practice ‘dialing’ their local hotline number.
These digital storybooks are a stand-alone resource that can also be used in conjunction with A21’s Early Childhood Prevention Programme (ECPP). The ECPP is a program designed for facilitators to run with children ages 3-6, to help equip them with safety tools for protection as they navigate potentially dangerous situations in their young lives
Click here for more information on the ECPP ▸
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Early Childhood Prevention Programme
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Participant:
Written for children ages 3-6
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Designed for preschool teachers, elementary educators, parents and guardians, and community early childhood educators
DELIVERY METHOD
- Three sessions with two parts per session
- Flexible and can be tailored according to the needs of the facilitators and children
- Each part of the session can be facilitated between 30 minutes to one hour
To download the Early Childhood Prevention Programme, please fill out the form below.
Available in 14 versions & 10 languages
Click here for additional versions
In addition, we encourage you to go through the facilitator training available here:
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Thank you for downloading the Early Childhood Prevention Programme.
We are so grateful for your passion to help prevent child exploitation.
Below are the program files that you will need to get started.
You will also receive these files in your email.
In addition, we encourage you to go through the facilitator training available here:
Primary Prevention Programme
TARGET GROUP
Participant:
Written for children ages 6-12
Facilitator:
Designed for primary educators, parents and guardians, community group leaders, universities, and designated safeguarding leads
DELIVERY METHOD
- Three sessions
- Flexible and can be tailored according to the needs of the facilitators and participants
- Each session takes approximately one hour
To download the Primary Prevention Programme, please fill out the form below.
Available in 10 versions & 7 languages
Click here for additional versions
In addition, we encourage you to go through the facilitator training available here:
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Thank you so much for downloading the Primary Prevention Programme.
We are so grateful for your passion to help prevent child exploitation.
Below are the program files that you will need to get started.
You will also receive these files in your email.
Thank you for taking a few moments to complete this survey.
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Thank you for taking this survey!
Thank you for choosing to partner with us to abolish slavery everywhere, forever, through educational human trafficking prevention and awareness resources. Your feedback is valuable. Thank you for taking a few moments to complete this survey.
Video Resources
Watch these videos to educate yourself and share them to help raise awareness about human trafficking in your community.
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Can You See Me?
Can You See Me? is a global campaign designed to equip the general public to recognise indicators of human trafficking, and report suspected scenarios.
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South Africa
Can You See Me?
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Educate yourself on what human trafficking looks like so you can make a report.
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Can You See Me?
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Educate yourself on what human trafficking looks like so you can make a report.
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Human Trafficking Hotline
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National Human Trafficking Hotline
0800 222 777
info@0800222777.org.za
0800222777.org.za
PRO TIP:
Save the hotline number in your phone for easy access to call quickly if you suspect trafficking!
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If you suspect it,
report it.
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South Africa
0800 222 777
info@0800222777.org.za
0800222777.org.za
PRO TIP:
Save the hotline number in your phone for easy access to call quickly if you suspect trafficking!
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If you suspect it,
report it.
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A21 South Africa
To learn more about A21’s operations, current campaigns, and opportunities in country check out our A21 South Africa homepage at A21.org/SouthAfrica.
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