Connecticut

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states-full-ConnecticutLocal Organizations and Referrals

In addition to the organizations listed below, please call the hotline (1-888-3737-888) for specialized victim services referrals.

International Institute of CT
Bridgeport, CT
203-336-0141
http://www.iiconn.org/

The Paul & Lisa Program
Westbrook, CT
1-800-518-2238
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http://www.paulandlisa.org/

Barnaba Institute, Inc.
Clinton, CT
203-816-0749
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www.barnabainstitute.org

If you are interested in additional volunteer opportunities, click here.

If you are interested in receiving regular updates from the National Human Trafficking Resource Center or Polaris Project, click here.

CURRENT state laws
In order to access the full text of your state's human trafficking criminal statutes, please click on the state name below to be directed to your state's criminal code. Because links to specific criminal statutes may change, we suggest copying the statute number or title from the table below and pasting it in the search function of the criminal code.
Connecticut - Current Criminal Statutes
Sec. 46a-4b Training program on trafficking in persons
Sec. 46a-170 Trafficking in Persons Council. Membership. Duties. Reports.
Sec. 52-571 i Action for damages resulting from trafficking in persons
Sec. 53-394 Definitions (a) "Racketeering activity" [includes trafficking in persons]
Sec. 53a-192a Trafficking in Persons
Sec. 54-234 Development of response system for victims of offense of trafficking in persons
See also: Sec. 53a-192 Coercion (for use in labor trafficking prosecutions)

For additional information about State and Federal Policy, including pending legislation and current statutes in other states, please visit the Policy section.

For general information and additional resources about human trafficking in the United States, please visit the Resources section.

NHTRC call Statistics

To view call statistics for Connecticut, click on the links below.

2009 Annual Report

For general hotline statistics and reports, click here.

Additional hotline statistics for Connecticut are coming soon.

Publications

State of Connecticut General Assembly Trafficking in Persons Council Annual Report 2009

State of Connecticut General Assembly Trafficking in Persons Council Annual Report 2008


Please Note: This is not an exhaustive list.  Organizations included in this section have human trafficking-specific service programs or have been identified as serving victims of human trafficking. If your organization is not included and you would like to be added, or if you are aware of a specific state report or publication that you would like included, please review inclusion criteria and submit your request via email to  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .  All statistics outlined above were generated based on limited criteria from calls received by the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) hotline.  This is not a representation or report on the scale or scope of human trafficking on a particular state or national level.  These statistics may be subject to change.