SAVE A CHILD
Brosnan’s ‘Save a Child’ initiative was established to address the national tragedy of missing and exploited children. This public/private partnership harnesses the synergy of Brosnan’s various capabilities and integrated national network of employees to rescue and recover those children before they fall victim to predatory trafficking and exploitation.
Child sex trafficking has devastating consequences for its minor victims, including long-lasting physical and psychological trauma, disease, and/or even death.
RED FLAGS
While there is no single indicator confirming the existence of child sex trafficking, several indicators combined can mean it is more likely that a child is being exploited or is actively being targeted and recruited.
Behavioral Indicators
PHYSICAL INDICATORS
CASE STUDY
Brosnan’s Save a Child program received a missing person's report on October 27 through its partnership with the Rockland County Department of Social Services. The case involved a 14-year-old female classified as an endangered runaway, at risk of prostitution and drug use. Brosnan’s Investigations unit collaborated with local police departments and the Lieutenant in charge of the Rockland County Sherrif’s office Intelligence Unit, providing vital information at no cost.
The mother of the missing child received a call from her daughter who said she was in the Bronx, but was unsure of her exact location. Brosnan coordinated with the Rockland County Sherrif’s Office and the mother to arrange safe escort and travel. The minor was returned home safely and is under the care of social services. Brosnan continues to support the sheriff's office in their investigation to identify the sex traffickers who have come in contact with the young girl.
The established cooperative agreements with department of social service, sheriff’s office and police departments demonstrate Brosnan’s ability to rapidly respond to urgent situations when a minor is in imminent danger, recover them and return them safely.
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