Since 2007, HopeNow has been dedicated to empowering trafficked and exploited individuals worldwide. For nearly two decades, we have worked to combat human trafficking through prevention and awareness, while offering comprehensive therapeutic and social care to restore dignity and defend fundamental human rights.  

While HopeNow operates with a global perspective, we are based in Copenhagen, Denmark, where we focus on supporting victims of human trafficking and labor exploitation. Between 2021 and 2025, 444 people were identified as victims of human trafficking in Denmark, including children and young people. In 2025 alone, 101 victims were identified, including 78 women and 23 men. The victims identified during this period primarily came from Thailand, Romania, and Ukraine. Sexual exploitation was the most common form of exploitation in 2025, with 55 cases identified, followed by labor exploitation, with 27 cases.