The Partnership to End Human Trafficking (PEHT) is a nonprofit organization that provides survivors of human trafficking a pathway toward healing and independence through community outreach, residential recovery, and economic empowerment.

Partnership to End Human Trafficking (PEHT) was founded in 2016 by Elizabeth Koldyke Boolbol and a core group of passionate anti-trafficking advocates in Fairfield County, Connecticut who were appalled by the presence of trafficking worldwide and in their own backyard.

Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex. Globally human trafficking generates $150 billion in illegal profit annually, which is more than ExxonMobil, Ford Motor Company, and Disney combined. As a community, PEHT walks alongside brave survivors providing wraparound recovery services including up to 24 months of trauma- informed residential care, where they can rest and heal as they forge their path toward genuine independence through secure housing, job training, and employment at The PEHT Shop.