New Hope Foundation International

Thank you for everyone’s efforts in impacting the lives of vulnerable individuals, making differences one step at a time for a better community. Because of your work, we are grateful to be recognized by Las Vegas Newspaper in one of their articles.

Together, we can continue the fight against human trafficking through awareness, education, and community action!

Follow the link to read the article:
https://lasvegasnews.co/las-vegas-nonprofit-helping-trafficking-survivors/

Las Vegas Nonprofit Helping Trafficking Survivors Las Vegas nonprofit New Hope Foundation International supports vulnerable individuals through outreach, awareness and prevention efforts.

Thank you to the participants for the documentary screening on "The Right Track" at UNLV. We also had meaningful discussions after the film.

Thank you everyone who joined the presentation by Jiromi Pena on Labor Trafficking 101 at UNLV Human Trafficking Prevention Club meeting.

The content was very informative, including identifying signs of labor trafficking and how to report.

Every call can help save a life.

Human trafficking is happening right here in Las Vegas, and survivors need immediate support to rebuild and restore their lives.

If you’ve ever wanted to make a real impact, this is your moment.

Call now to support survivors and be part of the solution:
📞 (877) 884-2345

New Hope Foundation International

Every trafficked child deserves protection, not punishment.

Las Vegas leaders are working to decriminalize victims and create a safe receiving center to support vulnerable youth and help break the cycle of exploitation.

At New New Hope Foundation International, we support efforts to decriminalize victimization and create real pathways to recovery for vulnerable youth.

This is the kind of change our community needs: real support, real solutions, and real impact.

Learn more:
https://lasvegasnews.co/las-vegas-trafficked-youth-protection/

Las Vegas Newspaper

Las Vegas Push to Protect Trafficked Youth Las Vegas officials work to decriminalize trafficked youth and create a receiving center to protect vulnerable foster children.

We are hiring!

Visit the link for details:
https://nhfinternational.org/career/

Career Opportunities In Las Vegas New Hope Foundation International is hiring for different vacancy positions.

We are hiring!

Visit the link for details:
https://nhfinternational.org/career/

Career Opportunities: Human Trafficking Awareness We invite individuals passionate about social justice and human rights to apply for career opportunities at New Hope Foundation International.

What are some of the global initiatives against human trafficking?

To learn more:
https://nhfinternational.org/global-initiatives-against-human-trafficking/

Global Initiatives Against Human Trafficking The global initiatives against human trafficking is based on the framework of legal standards and the collaboration of different countries.

Thank you to everyone who supported our first UNLV Human Trafficking Prevention Club meeting in the Spring 2026 semester.

Special thanks to Jhenna Strasser from LVMPD Human Trafficking Task Force and Rachel Stephensen from LVMPD as our guest speakers.

The presentation was informative about their efforts against human trafficking. We appreciate all your work to keep this community safe.

Human trafficking is escalating as arrests rise and resources for survivors fall behind. Police, hospitals, and nonprofits are under increasing pressure, and vulnerable youth are paying the price.

What solutions do YOU believe would make the biggest impact?

Shout out to Las Vegas Newspaper for recognizing our ongoing efforts to fight human trafficking and raise awareness across Southern Nevada.

Drop your thoughts below and read the full story here: https://lasvegasnews.co/human-trafficking-las-vegas-arrests-resources?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid_social&utm_campaign=human_trafficking_awareness&utm_content=fb_boost&utm_booster=new_hope_foundation

Human Trafficking in Las Vegas: Arrests Rise as Resources Strain Human trafficking in Las Vegas is rising as arrests increase and nonprofits face strained resources amid growing demand for victim services.