No Wrong Door
Effective August 1, 2014, No Wrong Door means that hope, and help, are available for you and anyone you know who is a victim of sexual exploitation and child trafficking across the state of Minnesota.
No Wrong Door
In the past, if you were under the age of 18 and engaging in prostitution, Minnesota law treated you as a juvenile delinquent and prosecuted you as a criminal. The recently passed Safe Harbor Law changed that. Now, youth who engage in prostitution or survival sex are seen as victims and survivors (not criminals) and are entitled to shelter and services.
No Wrong Door works to ensure that services are available to help you get:
- Shelter or safe housing
- Services such as support groups and counseling
- Properly trained advocates
Day One Helps Open the Door for You
If you are, or know someone under 18 that has been forced into prostitution, or is a victim of sexual exploitation or child trafficking, you have the right to supportive, healing, and comprehensive services. Call the Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline today at 1.866.223.1111.
More about No Wrong Door
No Wrong Door is a service model that makes sure the Safe Harbor Law actually works. It lays out ways for communities across Minnesota to get the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to identify sexually exploited and at-risk youth.
To read more about the Safe Harbor Law and No Wrong Door visit Minnesota Department of Health’s http://www.health.state.mn.us/injury/topic/safeharbor