Colorado Faith Alliance Is Now U-ACT
Colorado Faith Alliance has officially transitioned to U-ACT — United Against Child Trafficking.
This change brings our work, programs, leadership, and community partnerships together under one unified organization. Although our name is changing, our commitment remains unwavering:
No child should ever be groomed, sold, trafficked, or silenced.
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Why the Change?
Colorado Faith Alliance began by mobilizing churches, faith leaders, and believers to recognize the warning signs of child exploitation and take action within their communities.
As the mission grew, so did the people joining it.
Parents, educators, students, law enforcement officers, community leaders, businesses, and concerned citizens all wanted a way to stand together. U-ACT provides one clear and unified identity through which everyone can participate regardless of background, profession, or faith tradition.
By becoming U-ACT, we can:
- Unite more people and community partners
- Expand education and prevention programs
- Strengthen collaboration with schools and law enforcement
- Equip parents and caregivers to protect their children
- Develop local task forces and actionable community initiatives
- Bring the mission into additional cities and states
Is the Faith Mission Going Away?
Not at all. Faith remains a vital part of who we are and how we serve.
Colorado Faith Alliance will continue its work as the Faith Division of U-ACT, equipping churches and faith communities to recognize exploitation, protect children, support survivors, and become a powerful force for prevention.
This transition does not erase the foundation that brought us here. It allows that foundation to become part of something even larger.
Don’t miss Voices of Courage,
a Colorado Faith Alliance / U-ACT luncheon focused on confronting child exploitation and protecting children in our communities.
📅 August 25, 2026 | ⏰ 12:00–1:30 PM
📍 Seasons 52, Lone Tree, CO
A Conversation That Inspires Action
In this interview, Lynne Barletta speaks with James Bing, COO of U-ACT, about the realities of child trafficking, the importance of prevention, and the role each of us can play in protecting children.
This conversation reflects the mission behind Voices of Courage—bringing together experts, advocates, and community leaders to educate, inspire, and equip Coloradans to take action.
Human Trafficking is
Happening in Colorado
It affects children, families, and communities across our state—often hidden in plain sight.
- According to federal data, Colorado’s human trafficking reached its second-highest levels in 2024, ranking 13th among U.S. states for the total number of counts and 15th for its rate of human trafficking.
- According to Colorado Bureau of Investigation data, the number of human trafficking crimes in 2025 is near the level of 2023, and data entry lag may make that count climb. A majority of Colorado’s human trafficking victims are minors, with roughly two-thirds of the statewide victims since 2008 being under the age of 18.
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An Invitation to Douglas County Churches and Synagogues
Schedule a Free Awareness Training
Help protect children and families in your congregation. U-ACT Colorado is offering free one-hour awareness presentations for churches and synagogues, equipping pastors, rabbis priests and parents with tools to recognize grooming and trafficking risks and keep kids safe online.
Learn More and Schedule a Session
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Our Mission
U-ACT Colorado is committed to end child trafficking in our state through education, advocacy, prayer, and strategic partnerships.
Our Vision
A Colorado where every child is safe, every survivor is supported, and communities stand united against trafficking
Report Human Trafficking
If you suspect or witness human trafficking, or if you or someone you know needs help or resources,
please contact the following:
National Hotlines
Human Trafficking Tips:
1-888-373-7888
Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) Tip Line:
1-866-DHS-2-ICE
(866-347-2423)
Dial 911
If You Are Immediate Danger