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FAQs
Find Answers to Common Questions
Find helpful information about our mission, programs, services, and ways to get involved in creating safer, stronger communities.
Frequently asked questions
Hope Against Trafficking (HAT) Foundation is a registered Canadian charity dedicated to preventing human trafficking, supporting survivors, and strengthening communities through education, advocacy, outreach, survivor-focused programs and compassionate support.
You can support HAT Foundation by donating, volunteering, participating in awareness initiatives, attending or hosting educational programs, partnering with us, or helping connect our work with community resources and opportunities.
Yes. HAT Foundation provides survivor-focused support designed to help individuals access resources, community referrals, practical assistance, education, healing-focused programs and pathways toward greater safety and stability.
Volunteers can support community outreach, events, awareness initiatives, administrative activities, care package programs and other HAT Foundation initiatives. Visit our Get Involved page or contact us to learn about current opportunities.
HAT Foundation is a registered Canadian charity. Official charitable donation receipts may be issued for eligible donations in accordance with Canada Revenue Agency requirements.
Our educational programs increase awareness of human trafficking, exploitation, warning signs, prevention strategies and available supports. We work with individuals, schools, workplaces, organizations and communities to strengthen knowledge and encourage prevention and early intervention.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. If you suspect human trafficking or are concerned about someone who may be experiencing exploitation, contact the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-833-900-1010 for confidential support and information.HAT Foundation can also help connect individuals with community resources and support, but we are not an emergency response service.
HAT Foundation takes privacy, dignity and safety seriously. We limit the collection and sharing of personal information and maintain appropriate confidentiality practices. Information may need to be disclosed where required by law or where there is an immediate safety concern.
Yes. Collaboration is an important part of HAT Foundation's approach. We work with community organizations, professionals, service providers and other partners to strengthen access to resources and support. HAT Foundation also works collaboratively with Community in Unity Outreach Society of Alberta (CUOSA) to connect individuals and families with complementary community programs and services.
HAT Foundation's long-term vision includes expanded survivor services, transitional and supportive housing, healing-focused environments, food security initiatives, employment and life-skills opportunities, education, and stronger pathways toward safety, stability and independence.
We welcome conversations with businesses, community organizations, service providers, funders and other groups interested in supporting our mission. Partnerships may include program collaboration, sponsorship, donations, in-kind support, educational initiatives or other community opportunities. Contact HAT Foundation to discuss how we can work together.
Yes. HAT Foundation provides anti-trafficking education and awareness programming for community groups, organizations, workplaces and other audiences. Visit our Programs & Services page or contact us to discuss your needs and request a workshop.
Community Care Packs provide essential items and practical support to individuals experiencing difficult circumstances. To request a care pack, visit our Programs & Services page or use our Contact form and select Community Care Packs under “How can we help?”
Healing Through Art provides a supportive, creative environment where participants can explore self-expression, healing and personal growth through art. Sessions are offered on scheduled dates. Visit our Programs & Services or Book Online page for current availability, or contact HAT Foundation for more information.
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