Finding help in South Africa
Published in
Feb 24, 2021
Between 2016 and 2019, a total of 1,256 individuals were identified as victims of trafficking in South Africa, according to the United States Department of State. Shelters and NGOs have helped to identify survivors and to provide support for their return to life after trafficking. In 2019, most victim interventions in the South Africa relied on the help of shelters.
Given the significance of NGOs and shelters in the country, the interactive map below is a guide to help people access anti-trafficking NGOs and shelters.
