A Youth Group Event Kit · Vol. 01 · 60 Min · Presented by The Exodus Road
One gathering. Real awareness. Real action.
Everything you need to lead one 60-minute gathering on human trafficking — honest, hopeful, and age-appropriate. No training required. Download the kit below and you're ready to host.
What trafficking actually is — and what our faith says about the worth of every person.
Bust the myths and learn the real signs, so students can keep themselves and their friends safe.
Use your voice to drive awareness and support the fight for a more free world.
Four files run the whole night. Preview both videos and confirm they fit your students' age before you host. Test your Wi-Fi and sound first — trust us.
Run of show · message outline · activity · safety protocol · parent letter
The full 13-page leader playbook. Includes the minute-by-minute run of show, the "Set Them Free" message outline, the Myth or Fact activity, the disclosure & reporting protocol, and a ready-to-send parent letter.
Put it on screen · run the whole gathering from here
The on-screen deck for the night — the opening question, the data, the message slides, the Myth or Fact rounds with reveals, the giving levels, and the closing prayer. Edit the PPTX in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides, or just present the PDF as-is.
Play right after your intro
A short primer on what trafficking is and why it matters. Behind every number is a real person with a name.
Cue during the message (guide, p.07)
CNN's coverage of Kat — trafficked in Thailand, cared for and freed through The Exodus Road's Freedom Home. This is what "ordinary hands" looks like in real life.
Pro tip: the full run order, video cues, and timing flexes all live in the facilitator's guide. Let students run the welcome and the videos — ownership beats audience.
The run of show, the message, the activity, the safety protocol, and the parent letter all live in the single facilitator's guide PDF — nothing else to track down. Here's what's inside and where to find it.
Awareness is where it starts — but your group can do something bigger. Set a goal, share one link, and fund the work that actually frees people. Here's what your group's giving makes possible:
Funds a full night of investigation in the field.
So $200 = 5 nights of investigation
Provides medical care for a survivor in aftercare.
So $750 = care for 5 survivors
Can fully fund one operation that frees people from trafficking.
One group. One operation.
Pick your play — a few ways groups raise it:
Set a goal as a group, then run it for about two weeks. No one should feel pressured — every gift counts the same, and all of it fuels real anti-trafficking work.
