Two Ohio groups have provided grants to fight human trafficking. Nine organizations will get their share of $90,000. Children’s Lantern serves Defiance, Henry, Paulding, Fulton, Putnam and Williams counties. And Sisters in Shelter reaches 14 counties including those. The grants are to help identify and help at-risk youth populations and give them resources to prevent them becoming victims of human trafficking.
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