“In every community, there is work to be done.

In every nation, there are wounds to heal.

In every Heart, there is the power to do it.”

– Marianne Williamson

Who We Are

SIRCAT (Southwest Indiana Regional Coalition Against Trafficking) was started in July 2017 by a few caring citizens concerned with the lack of awareness and understanding on the problem of human trafficking in our communities. Founding members included the Indiana Trafficking Victims Assistance Program, University of Southern Indiana, Prevent Child Abuse, Albion Fellows Bacon Center, Aurora, Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, and Hillcrest Youth Services. We continue to meet as a larger community and all are welcomed.

Our mission is to combat human trafficking in Southwest Indiana, work collaboratively with community partners to increase awareness, promote evidence based practices, identify victims, and to prevent and respond to the exploitation and human trafficking within our communities.

Our Members

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Strategic planning (pre-planning committee), bridge committees-work with committee chairs on issues that come up, report to IPATH-attend core meetings at AG office and send a representative to attend committee meetings once a year, maintain and oversee email/Facebook/social media accounts and contacts.


Current Members: XXX, XXX, XXX

Service Providers & Advocates Committee:

Info sharing-relationships, less pro-active, open to all agency providing services


Current Members: XXX, XXX, XXX

Outreach, Education & Awareness Committee:

build awareness and knowledge, active in getting word out and planning events


Members: XXX, XXX, XXX

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