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Safety Beyond the House

Your safety comes before the House, its invitations, its gatherings, and every conversation within it.

IMMEDIATE DANGERCall 911TRAFFICKING HOTLINECall 1-888-373-7888TEXT THE HOTLINEText 233733CONFIDENTIAL WEB CHATOpen chat

Calls, texts, websites, and browser history may remain visible on a device, account, or bill. Use a safer device when possible. Quick Exit changes this page immediately, but it does not erase browser history.

TRUST WHAT MAKES YOU PAUSE

You never owe anyone access.

You never owe anyone secrecy, transportation, lodging, money, identification, photographs, sex, labor, or another meeting. You may leave, end a conversation, change your mind, ask for help, or decline to explain.

If someone controls your movement, money, identification, communications, or ability to leave—or pressures, threatens, recruits, transports, or exploits you or someone you know—help is available. You may contact a hotline without first confronting the person involved or proving that a crime occurred.

If a child or anyone else may be in immediate danger

Call 911. Do not download, screenshot, copy, forward, or independently investigate suspected exploitative material.

THE HOUSE SAFETY DESK

A direct House report path is being completed before the doors open.

House reporting will never replace emergency services or a national hotline. Until the protected reporting desk is active and tested, use the resources above whenever help is needed now.