HWI welcomes
Welcome LGBTQ+IA
According to the “Cook County Human Trafficking Task Force” since 2020 trafficking among LGBTQ teen communities experience violence, and homelessness. This puts LGBTQ-identified individuals at higher risk for human trafficking victimization.
HWI works to decrease state wide statistics. Increasing community support, offering services that address homelessness, economic security, victimized families, and advocacy; will eliminate the spread of human trafficking.
Help For Minorities&Indigenous People
Human Trafficking has no color, or creed. It does not discriminate. HWI helps minorities, and indigenous people. Our hearts are extended to those who have language barriers, lack employment opportunities; or people in need of freedom from violence.
How We Help:
*HWI connects individuals with international organizations who can help.
*Emergency Items
*Escape Plans
*Emergency Departure
*Emergency Items/Food
Master-Life Coaching with Keisha
(Free for HT clients Only) With a journey marked by courage and transformation after surviving human trafficking, Lakeisha Walker brings authentic lived experience and unwavering resilience to every coaching session. She’s completed comprehensive trainings and certificate programs, including advanced training with the U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking and State‑Recognized 40‑Hour Sexual Assault Crisis Intervention Training—achievements earned through her dedication with Honorable Women Inc.
As Master Life Coach, Lakeisha combines practical expertise and personal insight to empower.