Shemot Psychosocial Interventions For Youth & Fam

即将举行的活动

Forced Marriages; When Victims Are Trafficked While Living At Home

24 September @ Farmington Civic Center

About

Lelah Westrick, The CEO of Shemot Psychosocial Interventions For Youth and Families is the Parent company of its subsidiary 4Corners Anti-Trafficking Multistate Crisis Intervention Network/Task Force. Lelah Westrick, has over 23 years experience managing boards, and working with victims of various forms of trafficking, domestic violence, probationers, and/or working in collaboration with agencies on housing needs. 4CAMCIN is a network which provides educational and partners with law enforcement and other agencies on human trafficking PR campaigns, workshops and conferences instructed by law enforcement, behavioral health providers, survivors, and community members. The network operates involving crisis intervention directed at behavioral health providers and residents within communities to assist law enforcement and other agencies in utilizing communication systems simultaneously within the states we operate to refer clients to and/or transport clients to existing safe houses with connected virtual therapeutic services as check points. This project operates in collaboration with multiple agencies throughout California, New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, and Utah during active crisis and interactions with traffickers and their victims. "Celebrating the Return of Our Missing and Indigenous Four Corner Residents is our annual festival and walk-a-thon fundraiser for this event in which we celebrate all of the rescues that took place by law enforcement within each of our represented states.We have set up network contacts and safety points in areas where indigenous, Asian, and Bi-racial half/black people are frequently reported missing. The mentors and Trainers on this project are experts in social services, law enforcement, mental health, and search and rescue.