RE INVITED!
Educational Presentation to Prevent Human Trafficking in our Communities
We are pleased to invite you, as an important member of the community, to attend this special one-day event by BRAVE Education entitled:
“Being Conscious Advocates for our Children’s & Youths’ Safety”
October 18, 2025 – Saturday – 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Centre
635 Tranquille Road, Kamloops B.C.
The BRAVE Education Mission is to mitigate risks to youth and to promote safety and healthy relationships spiritually, emotionally, psychologically and physically through research, education and collaborations, to empower and protect young people in Canada. In addition, the BRAVE Education Vision is to shift culture to help children grow up safely, having a strong sense of identity and purpose. This takes a whole community effort, including you!
Please see details on the attached poster.
The anticipated audience includes Educators, Political Leaders, Principals, Teachers, Community Services, Clergy, Parents, Grandparents, Caregivers and Young Adults.
Registration Link. The final deadline for registration is Oct. 6th. Please display the poster and extend this invitation to your connections.
Warmest Regards,
Carol Stephens, Chairperson
Kamloops Diocesan Anti-Human Trafficking Committee
Email: cstephens4802@gmail.com
Phone: 250 -535-0536
Re: Advocating for Our Youth against Human Trafficking
October 18th 2025 09:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help – Kamloops
Our committee is hosting a presentation facilitated by BRAVE, which is an upbeat trafficking prevention program delivered to age-appropriate and culturally-relevant ways for children and youth grades K-12.
K – Grade 3; “My inner voice” INFORMED
Grades 4 – 6; “Safe people, places and choices” SAFE
Grades 7 – 8; “Protecting a Masterpiece” VALUED
Grades 9 – 10; “Understand and recognize human trafficking” AWARE
Grades 11 – 12; “Building resilience and protective skills” EMPOWERED
The presentation is intended to education principals, teachers, grandparents, parents, government officials and anyone/organization involved with children. Not only is this program education for our youth, it reveals many of the hidden points of human trafficking that many had not considered.
Our hope is to get the BRAVE program into all of our schools, and equally as important the Oct 18th presentation be the launch of many more in cities/areas that aren’t able to access this information and are highly susceptible to human trafficking deceptions.