A world free from human trafficking, where women and children are safe and empowered.
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%
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of victims of police-reported human trafficking incidents knew their trafficker.
Leave No One Behind in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
Human trafficking doesn’t have to involve crossing borders. And it’s not just a foreign problem, it’s happening right now in communities across Canada.
Human trafficking involves recruiting, moving, or holding victims to exploit them for profit, usually for sexual reasons or forced labour. Traffickers can control and pressure victims by force or through threats, including mental and emotional abuse and manipulation.
Freedom Is A Human Right
Freedom For All People
Freedom Breakfast 2026
Raising Awareness – Building Partnerships – Transforming Lives
Join us on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
127 Sunrise Ave Unit 4, Toronto On M4A 1A9
Join us as we raise awareness and take a stand against human trafficking. Together we can end human trafficking.
$65 / per person
Reserve your spot • etransfer to ffap777@gmail.com, 647-212-2540
Katarina MacLeod, founder and Executive Director of the registered charity “Rising Angels Awareness
& Restorative Care”, has survived exploitation, sexual and physical
abuse, drug addiction, forcible confinement, and domestic prostitution and trafficking.

Detective Constable Yoko Maliszewski - Sex Crimes Unit
Human Trafficking – Children at Risk of Exploitation

Shelley Hibbert
FFAP Founder
Our Mission
We raise funds and build partnerships with individuals and businesses to support organizations dedicated to ending human trafficking.
Freedom For All People (FFAP) is a not-for-profit association established in January 2017, to address the growing human trafficking crisis affecting our neighbourhoods, cities, and provinces throughout Canada and the world.
FFAP exist to raise awareness and support for the fight against human trafficking, a devastating issue that continues to affect our world, country and communities, including the Greater Toronto Area. In 2019, approximately 30% of police-reported human trafficking cases in Canada occurred in Ontario, with many incidents taking place in urban centers like Toronto. Victims are often vulnerable women and children, and we must continue to bring this issue to light.
freedom for all people
Core Values and Objectives:
Supportive
We stand with survivors and those working to end human trafficking.
Preventative
We are proactive in efforts to prevent trafficking before it starts.
Committed
We are dedicated to the fight against human trafficking.
Collaborative
We build strong partnerships to maximize our impact.
Resourceful
We provide funding and resources to those in the frontline.
Our Sponsors
Buddy Service
In home care for seniors
647-955-0262
City Automotive
Sales & Leasing
416-742-2221
Cobs Bread
Pickering
905-831-0511
Dajan Kumarasamy
Real Estate Agent
647-971-7482
Daniel Royer
WeDo Photography
416-270-9245
Fola Adekusibe
Real Estate Lawyer
905-282-0040
GC Jerk Xpress
North York
416 750-1483
Immigration
Matters, Inc.
416-288-1486
Sunset Grill Restaurant
Pickering
905-492-6868
Violet Bloom’s
Fresh Flowers
905-839-6035
Varshan Thavarajah
Broker at Banyon Mortgage Group
647-404-8812
Need help?
Resources
Freedom for All People
Phone: 647-499-8405
Email: info@freedomforallpeople.org
Toronto Police Human Trafficking Enforcement Team
Phone: 416-808-2222
Peel Police Vice Unit
Phone: 905-453-3311
Halton Police Drug and Human Trafficking Unit
Phone: 905-825-4777 ext. 5331
Durham Regional Police Human Trafficking Help
Phone: 1-888-579-1520 ext. 4888
York Region Police
Phone: 1866-876-5423
Contact us
Email: info@freedomforallpeople.org
Address:
PO Box 66128 Town Centre
Pickering, Ontario
L1V 6P7
Leave No One Behind in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
FFAP has financially supported organizations such as Life International to rescue individuals recruited or sold into human trafficking, World Vision to rescue girls from being child brides, as well as support a safe house for those fleeing the sex trade with their children in British Columbia, Canada.
Leave No One Behind in the Fight Against Human Trafficking