Children of the Night
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Los Angeles, CA).
(800) 551-1300 · more numbers below
Children of the Night is a nonprofit in Los Angeles that helps children and young people who are sexually exploited or at risk. Caseworkers answer a toll-free line all day and night, every day, from anywhere in the country. They help with things like medical care, benefits, housing, documents, and school, including online tutoring for the high school equivalency exam.
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- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
24/7 Case Management and HotlineService
Caseworkers are available at all hours to help young people get away from sexual exploitation. They help with medical care, benefits, housing, transportation, mental health care, court issues, jobs, school, and ID papers.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Children of the Night PodcastProgram
A podcast hosted by Dr. Lois Lee with interviews and case stories about fighting child sex trafficking, legal battles, public policy, and survivors rebuilding their lives. It is for parents, advocates, educators, and anyone concerned.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Domestic Online Zoom Tutoring for the High School DiplomaProgram
Online tutoring over Zoom helps young people get ready for their state's high school equivalency exam. Passing it opens doors to jobs and to trade school or community college.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Professional VolunteersProgram
Licensed professionals such as dentists, therapists, lawyers, and tutors can volunteer to help young people in the program across the country.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Street OutreachProgram
Outreach to reach sexually exploited and at-risk youth where they are.
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