What
We Do
It's Time To Take A Stand
Kids Not For Sale is an organization and movement in Las Vegas, Nevada forged from the common efforts of several key individuals, joined together in the fight to end human trafficking. We aim to do this by significantly reducing the commercial sexual exploitation of children in Southern Nevada and ultimately the United States.
Spearheaded by Kevin Malone–the Founder and Executive Director of Protect The P.A.T.H. (People Against Trafficking Humans) and President/Co-Founder of the United States Institute Against Human Trafficking–Kids Not For Sale separates itself as a community-based initiative to change legislation, provide education and resources that help with prevention and response, and providing shelter and treatment for survivors.
Provide subject matter expertise or create access to subject matter experts operating nationally
To effectively bring about change, we need to collect and provide quality research that is fueled by our partnerships with local leaders and influencers within this sphere, as well as through nationwide initiatives that can inform evidence and best practices.
Write, secure and manage grants specific to commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC)
In addition to donations, we plan to fund our efforts through government grants so that there is transparency, accountability, and clear action steps to support reducing the demand of CSEC.
Research best practices and evaluate program efficacy of funded programs
Provide educational opportunities to the school district, stakeholders, gaming and hospitality institutions, police, probation, etc.
Education and awareness are key components in reducing the demand for sex trafficking. As we work with different industries and sectors, we wish to provide purposeful and effective training resources to empower individuals on how to recognize the warning signs of trafficking, as well as how to establish a clear plan to intervene, respond, or alert.
Help us abolish child sex slavery
Your donations and support help fuel prevention, advocacy, and victim response.
