Primary Menu CLOSE

Human Trafficking Prevention Month Social Media Campaign 2026

HOME » Media Center » Social Media Toolkits » Human Trafficking Prevention Month Social Media Campaign 2026

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. The California Victim Compensation Board (CalVCB) can provide human trafficking victims up to $10,000 per year in compensation, for up to two years if a trafficker kept them from their freedom. CalVCB can also provide compensation for medical, dental, mental health counseling, relocation, and more.

Please use and share our CalVCB Human Trafficking Prevention Toolkit to help us raise awareness about human trafficking and available services to help those heal from it.

Below are suggested social media posts and images to download and share with your audience. Share our messages or create your own and tag us in your posts.

Hashtags:

  1. #NationalHumanTraffickingPreventionMonth
  2. #HTPM

Post 1: Kickoff

Suggested Content:

January is #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth. During this month, partnering agencies seek to:

  • Raise awareness about this crime
  • Honor survivors of this crime
  • Support efforts made to end this crime

#NationalHumanTraffickingPreventionMonth #HTPM

Human Trafficking Facebook Post Image
Facebook image: Dimensions 1080 pixels by 1350 pixels
Human Trafficking X Post
X (Twitter) image: Dimensions 1600 pixels by 900 pixels

Post 2: Hotline

Suggested Content:

We want all Californians to know that help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. These national hotlines and helplines offer support to those at risk of being trafficked.

📲 National Human Trafficking Hotline (888-373-7888)
📲 National Human Trafficking Hotline TEXT: 233733
📲 National Runaway Safeline 800-786-2929

#NationalHumanTraffickingPreventionMonth #HTPM

HTPM Hotline Information Facebook Post Image
Facebook image: Dimensions 1080 pixels by 1350 pixels
HTPM Hotline Information X Post Image
X (Twitter) image: Dimensions 1600 pixels by 900 pixels

Post 3: Red Flags

Suggested Content:

Human trafficking, both for labor and sex, is a major issue happening all around us.

Warning Signs Someone May Be Trafficked:

  • Lack of freedom to come and go or speak for themselves
  • Fearful, withdrawn, tense, or avoids eye contact
  • Seems coached, guarded, or unsure what to say
  • Much older “boyfriend/girlfriend”
  • Appears malnourished or neglected

If you notice these red flag behaviors, call (888-373-7888)

or text 233733 the Trafficking Hotline. #NationalHumanTraffickingPreventionMonth #HTPM

HTPM Red Flags Facebook Post Image
Facebook image: Dimensions 1080 pixels by 1350 pixels
HTPM Red Flags X Image
X (Twitter) image: Dimensions 1600 pixels by 900 pixels

Exit site