United Against Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is often hidden in plain sight, and healthcare professionals are uniquely positioned to recognize the signs and connect individuals to help.

Join our CEO, Timeka Walker, at the Healthcare Leadership Quorum Texas on June 11 as she joins a panel discussion on the intersection of human trafficking and healthcare.

Together, we can strengthen awareness, response, and support for those impacted by exploitation.

We would be absolutely honored to welcome you to our June Open House. This is a space for our amazing Houston community, partners, and advocates to come together, catch up, and celebrate the collective effort to end human trafficking.

What to expect:
An evening of warm conversation, meaningful connection, and quick updates on the vital work happening right here in our community.

Bring a friend!
Our mission grows stronger with every new voice. We’d love for you to bring along a friend or colleague to share the evening with us.

Event Details:
Thursday, June 11, 2026, 5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M.
RSVP by email to [email protected]!

We can’t wait to see you there! 🧡

LGBTQ+ individuals can face higher risks of exploitation and trafficking due to rejection, housing instability, discrimination, and lack of support systems.

Prevention work must create spaces where people feel seen, respected, and safe asking for help. Everyone deserves support without judgment. At United Against Human Trafficking, when we say "we fight so that all may live free" we truly mean ALL.

People navigating immigration systems can face increased vulnerability to exploitation, especially when access to resources and support feels limited or unsafe.

Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and to have access to help without fear. Prevention means building systems that protect people, not isolate them.

After completing SSE, one participant shared that he better understands the line between masculinity and toxic masculinity. He also said he wants to be part of the solution and talk with other men about how harmful behaviors can contribute to exploitation.

SSE creates space for reflection, accountability, and change.

Trafficking doesn’t happen in isolation. It’s shaped by systems, beliefs, and everyday decisions.

Prevention means looking at our role in that, whether big or small, and choosing to do better. UAHT’s work is rooted in that kind of reflection and change.

One SSE participant shared that this class pushed him to take a hard look at himself and choose a different path forward.

Real change doesn’t happen overnight. It starts with accountability, reflection, and the willingness to do better. Thats why we invest 8 weeks into SSE participants lives.

This is the work that ends trafficking and we can't do it without your support, visit the link in our bio to support.

Last week, members of our team attended the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC 2026) at NRG Stadium, where they connected with attendees and raised awareness about human trafficking in the Greater Houston area.

We remain committed to showing up in our communities, using every opportunity to educate, engage, and take action in the fight to end trafficking.

Christine has been a steady force in the fight against trafficking. Her leadership continues to shape the direction and impact of UAHT, and we’re proud to have her serving as our Board Chair.
Swipe to learn more about Christine and her perspective on this work.